I have panic attacks frequently when my friends and I get into bad arguments, or when my friendships end. Could this be indicative of separation anxiety?

Separation anxiety is more linked to being unable to be without a specific person or item. The panic attacks you're experiencing may be closer linked with the negative feelings of not having closure when a friendship ends, or when arguments happen.

It could be or a symptom of an abandonment issue or just because you don't want to lose someone you care about. I think you should check into that. Talk to your friends. Hope this helps :)

The best way to find the answers that you seek is by talking to a trained professional that can help you to figure out what is going on and to sort out your feelings. Especially if its interfering with your life or relationships. By seeking a psychologist, therapist or counselor, you can perhaps find the answers.

I believe this might indicate separation anxiety or even social anxiety. That might be something to discuss with a professional who may be able to help you.

Set up and appointment with a professional to further understand if this could be separation anxiety.

may not, you may be get more angry during that situations,it leads to friendship ends.at first know what are panic attacks

There is a possibility of separation anxiety, however you should not take this as a definite yes and ask for medications or specific courses of therapy without first being properly diagnosed.

This could be indicative of separation anxiety. Being scared to lose a friend is normal, and having panic attacks is your fear magnifying, which creates panic attacks. To deal with this, you can wiggle your fingers, and count backward from a hundred by threes. This will help your panic attacks. Also having someone to distract you, is also good. Distractions are one of the best ways to stop a panic attack. Also, try talking about it with your friend. Maybe you argue a lot because of misunderstanding. Clearing the air is always good. Communication is key to any kind of relationship. Whether it's a friendship or a relationship.