If a patient has panic attacks and sweating, it is important to first consider whether hypoglycemia has occurred. For example, some people who have paroxysmal atrial fibrillation or supraventricular tachycardia may have abnormal performance of panic and sweating. In addition, some people who have panic attacks and sweating may have angina pectoris, especially if it lasts for a long time. It is best to check cardiac enzymes and monitor the electrocardiogram for dynamic changes, and even coronary intervention if necessary. There are also people who have panic attacks and sweating, and it cannot be ruled out that they are a problem with the regulation of the plant nervous system, which is mostly seen in female patients during menopause. Some people with mental and psychological problems such as anxiety and depression may also have panic attacks and sweating. There are also times when blood pressure is particularly high, which may be accompanied by similar problems.