Unexplained danger sensation from the heart
The feeling of imminent doom is a sudden and severe sensation that often recurs during panic attacks, where the individual feels as if they are about to die or a disaster is about to happen, despite there being no real danger. This state can be accompanied by physical symptoms such as rapid heartbeat, shortness of breath, and chest pain, which resemble symptoms of emergency conditions like heart attacks and strokes. This sensation is not limited to anxiety disorders alone; it can also be linked to acute physical illnesses, such as heart diseases or pulmonary embolisms. Emergency evaluation is necessary if the symptoms are severe or if they are new. Treatment depends on the cause; in cases related to anxiety, it is diagnosed and treated with psychotherapy and medications, whereas the approach focuses on addressing the underlying health condition if the cause is physical.
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