The main cause for the patient's panic disorder is Atlas blockage caused the vital
flow stagnation between the hypothalamus and the limbic striatum.--
Panie disorder remains a common,debilitating condition. accounting for frequent
hospital emergency room visits. It is characterized by unexpected and repeated episodes of intense fear accompanied by physical symptoms that may include
chest pain, heart palpitations,and shortness of breath, dizziness, or abdominal
distress.
Signs of Symptoms
A panic attack is marked by the following conditions:
It occurs suddenly, without any warning and without any way to stop it.
The level of fear is way out of proportion to the actual situation; often, in fact,
it is completely unrelated.
It passes in a few minutes; the body cannot sustain the"fighl or flight"response for
longer than that. However, repeated attacks can continue to recur for hours.
Shortness of breath and breathing difficulty. Weakness, faintness, or dizziness.
Heart palpitations and accelerated heart rate.
- Trembling and shaking.
- Sweatiness.
- Smothering sensations.
- Nausea, upset stomach.
- A sense of unreality.
- Unusual numbness or tingling of the body
- Hot flashes or chills.
- Chest pain.
- Fear of dying
Fear of impending doom or a fear of losing control.Panic attacks can occur at any
time, even during sleep. An attack usually peaks within I0 minutes.The symptoms
must not arise as a result of alcoholor substance misuse, medical conditions,
organic disease or other psychiatric disorders like hyperthyroidism, in order to
satisfythe diagnostic criteria.
Patient suffering
The patients' description of history of sudden onset of episodes of' panic
disorder usually featuring 4 or more of the characteristic symptoms listed above.
The symptoms will reach their peak of intensity within ten minutes.
Attacks usually last for 20-30 minutes and rarely persist beyond l hour.
There is marked individual variation in the length of attacks. To be classified as
panic disorder, the attacks should cause subsequent anxiety about their recurring
or their effects, or bring about significant behavioral change in the patient.
There are no specific physical signs associated with the condition, unless the
patient is seen during a panic attack, when increased sympathetic out flow may
manifest as tachycardia, hypertension, tremors, sweating,etc.
During the panic attack the patient may be extremely preoccupied about suffering,
death, or a severe, life-threatening physical illness, which results in patients
making frequent visits to the emergency department.
Some patients cannot get satisfying answers from the hospital and start to
develop superstitious beliefs and social anxiety disorders.Serious patients may
even commit suicide to end their life.
Treating panic disorder with Western Medicine
Most specialists agree that a combination of cognitive and behavioral therapies
is the best treatment for panic disorder. Medication might also be appropriate in
some cases.
Clinical trials show that drugs cannot fully treat such patients, majority of patients
develop conditions such as depression after they stop taking medication.
Treating panic disorder with Enrac CMT
According to the pathophysiology of Enrac CMT, a panic disorder is caused by
diseased Atlas (the first cervical (neck)vertebra) and an upward stagnation of the
vital flow to the lower brain. Ascomplicated as that sounds, Enrac CMT can
delivers satisfactory results in fifteenminutes.
Below are the prescriptions for panic disorder:
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Clinical case report:
Ms. Huang, a 47-year-old sales manager,described to me some of the symptoms
during her panic attack: She has had repeated attacks, the first attack occurring
during work, then a second on the way home. By the time she got to the hospital,
she felt she was short on breath and on the verge of death.
No particular symptoms were diagnosed in the hospital, so she then switched to
another hospital. The prognosis from the doctor there told her all her symptoms
were caused by cervical and lumbar nerve compression.
She was transferred to the hospital' s rehabilitation center where she received
traction,heat and short-wave diathermy therapy,muscle relaxant, and analgesic
medicine.However. her condition did not improve.
My first consultation with the patient revealed that she was living in constant fear
of having a stroke. myocardial infarction, or a sudden death. She could not work
or live a normal life. After she was treated with Enrac CMT for about 15minutes,
she felt relaxed and the tingling in both of her arms and feet largely faded.
After 3 days of continued treatment, she felt 70-80% relief, and she was able to
stop taking all of her former medications from the hospital.
She then reduced the frequency of her CMT treatments to once aweek. and it took
us a total of 5 treatments in the course of 3 weeks in order for her to get her normal
life back.
Note: after 4 months of follow-up, patient has not had any relapse.
Conclusion
A panic attack is potentially quite emotionally disabling. It causes the patient
anything from social impairment to a total inability to face the outside world.
Most Western medications can only substantially reduce the severity and frequency
of such panic attacks.
Ko Medicine focuses on vital flow regulation in the lower brain, removing any
neurochemical imbalance obstructions and restore normal vital flow in the lower
brain. It has been proven that under the diagnosis of Enrac CMT, the remission and relapse of this disorder can be prevented and the patients rendered able to
recover from the disorder naturally.
Dr_ KO's diagnosis
The main causes for the patientfs panic disorder were:
1.Prolonged inflammation of the spinal cord Atlas to medullary respiratory center.
the disorder of medullary respiratory center will causes hyperventilation syndrome
The Numb/cold feeling started from the patient' s toes, the feeling of pain, stiff,
and numb flared up within a couple minutes, other physical symptoms can soon
follow which may include breathing difficulty, accelerated heart rate, dizziness,
and fear of dying.
2. Atlas blockage caused the vital flow stagnation between the hypothalamus and
the limbic striatum.
The hypothalamus is responsible for certain metabolic processes and other
activities of the Autonomic Nervous System.
The stagnation in Atlas causes disorders like major depressive disorder.
Schizophrenia is caused by the abnormal activity in the limbic System.
The central principle of Enrac Ko Medicine:
The treatment will focus on spinal cord of Atlas and the relief of lower brainstem
inflammation, the prescription is:
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(Case report: Shian Kang Jou.M.D.)
