What is another word for panicogenesis?
Pronunciation: [pˌanɪkə͡ʊd͡ʒˈɛnɪsˌɪs] (IPA) 
Panicogenesis is a term used to describe the generation or development of panic attacks. It refers to the factors or triggers that contribute to an individual experiencing intense feelings of fear or anxiety. Synonyms for panicogenesis include panic trigger, panic inducer, panic instigator, and panic catalyst. Other related terms include panic attack precipitant or panic attack trigger. Understanding the various factors that contribute to panicogenesis is important in managing and treating panic disorder. Such triggers can include stress, trauma, phobias, medication side effects, and even genetics. By identifying and addressing these triggers, individuals can better manage their panic attacks and reduce their frequency and intensity.
