Monroe County Social Security Disability Attorneys
People who suffer from panic attacks may find it difficult in some circumstances to maintain gainful employment. Factors that may make it difficult for such individuals to work include:
- Use of medications that may cause drowsiness, slurred speech or other adverse symptoms
- Transportation problems if the use of a prescription medication or fear about the sudden onset of a panic attack prevents an individual from driving to work
- Discrimination by employers, which may make it more difficult to find or maintain employment
- Recurring fear of panic attacks, which can be immobilizing
Individuals who suffer numerous panic attacks may have a condition known as panic disorder. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH):
Panic disorder is an anxiety disorder and is characterized by unexpected and repeated episodes of intense fear accompanied by physical symptoms that may include chest pain, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, or abdominal distress.
Signs and Symptoms of a Panic Attack
When you have a panic attack, your heart may pound and you may feel dizzy. You may also feel weak or faint. Your may start to sweat and you may suffer nausea or chest pain. Panic attacks are often accompanied by a fear of impending danger or death.*
If you suffer from panic attacks, you may be entitled to receive Social Security Disability Insurance benefits (SSDIB). If your ability to work has been significantly impaired due to anxiety, panic attacks or any other physical or mental impairment, speak with a Social Security Disability attorney at Babut Law Offices, PLLC.
We Can Help
Our attorneys have represented thousands of clients in Social Security Disability cases. We are ready to provide the skilled, experienced and personalized representation you need. If your application for SSDIB has been denied, do not give up hope. Most initial applications are denied, but we have a strong record of results in SSDIB appeals.
Contact Our Detroit Panic Attack SSDIB Claims lawyers
To speak with one of our Michigan Social Security Disability attorneys, call 800-209-1717 or contact us by e-mail. To provide effective local counsel to clients throughout southeast Michigan, we have office locations in Ypsilanti, Jackson, Taylor and Adrian, Michigan.
*Source: National Institute of Mental Health
