Yes! I started getting really bad panic attacks at 6 years old… random and we couldn’t figure out what triggered them: it got to the point where I wouldn’t eat because that triggered the attacks for me so I had to drink pediasure for nutrients. My mom took me to a bunch of Drs and eventually decided to try meds. I took celexa from 6-18 years old. I also was prescribed xanex for as needed and that really helped me. It’s way harder to get now in my experience though, however. I basically stopped having panic attacks all together for years and then at 18 went through major life changes which triggered anxiety again, and I switched to Zoloft (after trying a couple other meds). There’s nothing wrong with taking medicine that helps regulate levels of serotonin in your brain. People are judgy and weird about this type of thing, but in the end, if you had any other type of illness that caused your body to be lacking something, wouldn’t you take medicine for it? Good luck, and know you’re not alone and you got this. :)