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Introduction:The aim of this study was to evaluate the role of individualized homoeopathic medicines in the treatment of panic attacks, specifically focusing on their effectiveness in managing symptoms and improving patient outcomes. A total of 30 patients with a history of panic attacks were included in this case series, with 29 patients showing significant improvement, while 1 patient did not experience any improvement. The study employed individualized homoeopathic treatment, with remedies selected based on the patient's unique symptoms, constitution, and mental-emotional state. Assessment was conducted through regular follow-ups, symptom analysis, and clinical evaluation..Method: Study Design: A case series study .Study Setting:. The cases for the study were be selected from OPD/ IPD of college & hospital. Cases from peripheral OPD & from health camps. Sample size: 30 cases Sampling Technique: Total 30 samples with complaints of panic attacks selected by Simple Random Sampling Technique.Result: The Common symptoms in cases were palpitations, trembling , shivering, flushes of heat, etc Maximum patients that is 10 belonged to age group "40-50 years of age,6 patients belonged to 3 1-40 years of age ,6 patients belonged to 21-30 years of age and 5 belonged to 11-20 years of`age and 3 patients belonged to age group 51-60 years age Around 89 percent of patients were male and 21 percent were female. The stress factor that contributed the most was health issues of patient(9 cases) and others are money related, family related, studies related, job related, relationship related .Around 29 patients improved and 1 were still under the individualized case study .The most indicated medicine was aconite, arsenic, argentum nitricum, and other remedies were nitric acid, phosphorous, sulphur, calcarea carb, agaricus, cannabis indica, pulsatilla, psorinum, kali carbonicum, lycopodium, bryonia, Aurum Mur, aurum met, cocculus, Asarum, calcarean Fluoricum, ignatia, sepia, natrum Mur, Gelsemium, nux vomica, Staphysagria, Capsium, silicea .The mean score for Panic disorder severity scale before and after was 22.25 and 74,0417. The p value is less than 0.001 which is highly significantConclusion: cases were taken up randomly for the study. The total number of thirty cases were derived with the interpretation of patients suffering with psychosomatic illness ( panic attacks)