I can definately relate to your situation. I finished school and after 6 months at a not so great job I finally found employment in my field but I was let down when I seen the amount I was getting paid. The amount of stess associated with my job is almost to much to take. I have taken sick days as well because I cant get the panic to stop I cant stop crying long enough to make it to work. I am beginning therapy for my issues and I would recomend that you look into counselling or therapy as well. Talking to a professional about panic attacks at work is the only solution I have found to this problem yet. I am on an antidepressant but it doesnt stop the panic and I am almost at my witts end ready to quit my job because I dont want to keep going through life this way. We all know every job has stress but if you are feeling so overwhelmed and your panic attacks are suddently coming back then I think you should strongly consider if its the job and if you would be going through the same thing at a different place of employment. Sometimes leaving work helps and other times you will find you experience the same thing at your next job. I would go to see a doctor before making any decisions about it.
Good Luck and Take Care

Good advice from "WishKittie" - I want to add that in my case, my panic attacks worsen when I am going through hormonal changes, and also when my immune system has taken a dive for some reason, even when I have a cold or a sore throat. I have to take very good care of myself so that I rarely get sick, because when I do, there is a price to pay with regards to panic attacks.

It could be that your job is taking a toll on your body because of the stress - so it may not be "just" emotional stress, but also physical stress which is causing your panic attacks to return. I agree with WK that you should have a thorough medical check-up, because even a minor medical problem can sometimes cause panic to return - and also consider seeing a counselor or psychiatrist for medication, at least until this bout with panic is over.

I can soo relate to this.. I never have felt like a depressed person before but since having these attacks i am not the happy person I once was. I too was having constant panic attacks . I was given zoloft and it seemed to help. I was doing well but lately the attacks are back. I went to california and las vegas and i did ok but the attacks seem to slowly be coming back. It is very upsetting for me. I felt like i was beating this and now i feel like maybe this is how my life is going to be. I am not sure if there are hidden stresses bringing the attacks back on or if it my way of thinking lately. I hope thing get better for you...

its not stupid because i thought the same thing and mine came back a few weeks ago i know the feeling all to well just like alot of use im trying to refocus but its hard
good luck and stay strong

I think this is just the nature of the ''beast' so to speak. I think this happens a lot with people who have panics. I have not been able to do all the things you have done, but, in my own way, I have accomplished a lot for me considering how bad my panics are. One day I feel wonderful, and can get everything done on my ''to do'' list. The next day, I can't get out of bed. Can you talk to a therapist? This really did help me. I am not so hard on myself anymore, like I used to be. I realize that I cannot help my panics, and tomorrow is another day! But, it can be so frustrating at times, I know. I have been coping with panics for over 10 years now. It might take me twice as long to achieve a goal I might have then the person without panics, but, I never give up until I do reach that goal, and. I always do. Meds. have really helped me, especially, Zoloft. You are not alone. And you will find your way in the world, just in a different way than most. You are stronger than you think. Hang in there kiddo!