If I'm having a lot of panic attacks, does that mean that there is a problem?

Yes there has to be a problem. No one has panic attacks for nothing. Something has got to be causing these panic attacks.

It might mean that there is something negatively affecting you in your life, but that does not necessarily mean that there is a problem or that there is something "wrong" with you. There is a rooted reason for panic attacks, whether it is the fear of something terrible happening, the fear that your body is failing you, or simply the fear of panicking. The emotion of fear is being consistently activated, and targeting that reason for the fear can help you overcome your panic attacks.

No. It is common for people with high anxiety to have periods where they feel anxious and panicked.

I would try talking to a professional about your panic attacks and go through some therapeutic treatment plans and strategies for when you feel panicked to help you.

When you are having panic attacks it possibly means that you have anxiety. There are many medicines for anxiety. Talk to a doctor about the medicine.

Usually there is a reason behind why you are having panic attacks. If you can figure out your triggers it will help you manage them. So likely there is a problem.

It means that you may have a specific phobia or an anxiety disorder. Try techniques to get this under control, and don't let it control you.

Yes, it is a beginning of a serious problem. Try to relax as soon as possible and visit a therapist, or talk to someone you trust.

There are moments when I feel a lot of anxiety and some others when the world around me feels okay. In the moments where I feel overwhelmed, I check the basics : do I sleep/eat well and enough ? Do I exercise a little ? Do I have a friend to speak with ? I am not broken but I can forget that sometimes. I am whole and sometimes I need a doctor or a therapist to remember it.