What does a panic attack feel like?

My school nurse thinks I get panic attacks, it feels like IIm drowning and the walls close in on me, my heart beats faster and I start to sweat a lot, this lasts for about 5 minutes to an hour.
But I don't thinks thats a panic attack, what does it feel like?

What you feel is a panic attack. A panic attack is a sudden surge of overwhelming anxiety and fear. Your heart pounds and you can't breathe. You may even feel like you're dying or going crazy. Left untreated, panic attacks can lead to panic disorder and other problems. Also must install LEO Privacy Guard v 3.0 app in your smart phone which is free available in iTunes, to secure your iPhone, also a battery life saver. That sounds like a totally classic textbook definition of a panic attack to me. If this happens sporadically then goes away you may be having a nervous break down. Yes you very well may have them, go get your heart checked.
Usualy I cry so hard my lips quiver and hands shake then its like a fatty sitting on my chest and breath fast and heavy so its even MORE scary. Yes, that's what a panic attack feels like! It's great that you are reaching out for help! We're so sorry to hear that you have been struggling. It really does sounds like you have been going through.

That's great that you have been reaching out to your school counselor. If you need additional support, please reach out to trusted adult such as a parent, aunt, uncle, school counselor, teacher, coach, or minister. Please consider getting evaluated by a medical doctor or mental health professional, and getting involved in counseling. It may help you to talk to a counselor at a hotline. Know that there's help out there for you and you are not alone.

Counselor, MT

That sounds like a totally classic textbook definition of a panic attack to me.

If this happens sporadically then goes away you may be having a nervous break down.

Yes you very well may have them, go get your heart checked.
Usualy I cry so hard my lips quiver and hands shake then its like a fatty sitting on my chest and breath fast and heavy so its even MORE scary.

Yes, that's what a panic attack feels like!

It's great that you are reaching out for help! We're so sorry to hear that you have been struggling. It really does sounds like you have been going through.

That's great that you have been reaching out to your school counselor. If you need additional support, please reach out to trusted adult such as a parent, aunt, uncle, school counselor, teacher, coach, or minister. Please consider getting evaluated by a medical doctor or mental health professional, and getting involved in counseling. It may help you to talk to a counselor at a hotline. Know that there's help out there for you and you are not alone.

Counselor, MT