Panic, sweating and nausea are too broad in scope and too general in expression, so they cannot be described clearly in a few simple sentences and require careful history taking and relevant examination. It is possible to have hypoglycemic reaction (not to eat breakfast, at noon may have episodes of dizziness, panic, cold sweat, pale face, weakness of limbs, in severe cases there may be coma, blood glucose measurement can identify, especially diabetic patients may occur), pregnancy reaction may also be possible, coronary heart disease patients have similar symptoms when angina attack, gastritis, cholecystitis, ulcers, enteritis and even central nervous system diseases. It is possible, or menopausal women may also have the onset of the disease, if the attack is frequent need regular hospital examination.