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Patients with panic disorder often believe they are suffering a myocar
dial infarction or another life-threatening illness. The history and p
hysical examination and a few tests usually suffice to diagnose this d
isorder, which is treatable with behavioral therapy, antidepressants,
and benzodiazepines.