Panic attacks in children are more underreported than any other group in the populace. Adults have a tendency to dismiss or not understand when or if children are suffering from panic attacks. When panic attacks are not properly diagnosed in the early years of life, they evolve into being a problem in adulthood. Panic attacks in children stem from a number of mitigating factors such as: worry, terror (acute and extreme fear), and dread of the future or perceived future threats.
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