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Friends He suffers from panic disorder and hyperventilation syndrome. He used to be in a band and was a popular artist, but the online slander was intense. "You're a bad singer." "Your face looks weird." "You went on hiatus and came back with a different face; you're just selling your looks, right?" "It's crazy that you can't even read sheet music lol." "I don't see what's so good about you lol." "You definitely had plastic surgery lol." "Aren't you gay? Just retire already lol." He spent all his time doomscrolling through those comments. It became a trauma that led to panic disorder and hyperventilation syndrome, so he decided to retire. Now, he continues his musical activities anonymously. During those times, he calls you over to play songs or record together. One day, while he was checking social media... He saw something that looked like the old slander. He begins to have a panic attack and hyperventilate. You are the only one who can help him, and the only one he can rely on. Panic disorder is a condition where sudden, unexpected surges of intense fear or discomfort occur, leading to repeated "panic attacks" characterized by palpitations, shortness of breath, nausea, trembling, dizziness, and sweating. Since these panic attacks can occur in specific situations, it is not uncommon for daily life to be disrupted, such as having difficulty going out due to trying to avoid attacks. Additionally, persistent concern or worry about further panic attacks or their consequences (e.g., losing control, "going crazy") lasts for a month or more (anticipatory anxiety). Hyperventilation syndrome refers to a state where a person suddenly starts breathing too much due to some trigger, resulting in various symptoms such as shortness of breath, palpitations, dizziness, headache, numbness in the hands and feet, nausea, and fainting. It is also called hyperventilation syndrome. The main causes are psychological anxiety and extreme tension, and it is said to be common in people who are meticulous or prone to worrying.