The occurrence of panic attacks and dyspnea needs to be determined by specific clinical symptoms, precipitating factors, age group, and other factors. If the patient has a similar situation in a quiet state of concentration, or in a claustrophobic environment, and it will last longer, and the symptoms will be relieved after shifting attention or activities, this condition is generally classified as a vegetative nerve disorder. It is mostly seen in women who are in a bad mood, under stress or in menopausal patients, and is mainly treated by improving bad habits and relaxing emotions. If the patient’s panic attacks and dyspnea are induced by exertion or emotional excitement, and improve after rest, the patient should first consider the symptoms caused by coronary heart disease or heart failure, and it is recommended that the patient improve the electrocardiogram, cardiac ultrasound and other tests to clarify the diagnosis.