Tom Holland is on the set of Infinity War and collapses.

Sherlock's time away in Serbia has led to a rather severe manifestation of Acrophobia, which culminates in a severe panic attack and leads to some much needed confessions between our Baker Street Boys.

"Hotch knew there was something wrong. He knew from the way his hands shook and his heart stuttered." Short one-shot. Hotch has a panic attack. COMPLETE.

One-Shot. Tony never noticed or thought about what Peter's real life was like. He knew his Aunt May raised him, but he never put much thought into how hard it would be to make ends meet for them, until one day Peter collapsing from hunger made that pretty clear. or Infinity Wars broke me and I need to find reasons to hug Peter, okay?

Peter has an anxiety attack. Someone unexpected is there to walk him through it.

Peter suffers from heatstroke and has to get himself home while trying not to pass out or fall off a building. It's not a happy day for our Spider boi

'Natasha Romanoff and Clint Barton were not strangers to anxiety and panic attacks. They could come out of nowhere, and were intense and downright scary sometimes.' Natasha has a bad panic attack, Clint is at her side. Day 20 of prompt challenge, enjoy!

Harvey and Mike go to London for a merger. Harvey suffers a panic attack on the plane turning the whole trip into a nightmare for both of them.

Spencer Reid is always focused on the task at hand. He can keep his cool through any case he is working. After the case is over, however, is a different story entirely. Hurt/Comfort. Warnings: Panic Attacks.

Spencer Reid has an anxiety disorder. He has done a great job of hiding it, until one day at the BAU he has a panic attack. Luckily Morgan is there to help him through it.

Merry Christmas! Penelope and Derek throw a party for their BAU family at their house. What happens when Penelope faints? Was she having too much fun or does she have a surprise for Derek? 2-Shot (COMPLETE)

Derek Morgan could remember the day that Spencer Reid had collapsed to the floor in almost perfect detail. Warning: this story contains various adult themes, such as eating disorders and coarse language, and reader discretion is advised. No slash.

Mike is having panic attacks. He's kept it to himself, not wanting to burden anyone with his problems. Until he has a panic attack in the office and Harvey makes it his mission to fix Mike. (Rated T just in case)

Danny never suffered from panic attacks until Steve waltzed into his life… (McDanno)

A series of unexplained instances constitutes a puzzle. House loves puzzles. What happens when these instances involve the behaviour of his fellow? House notices something is wrong with Cameron and he's determined to find out what. It's only a puzzle to solve, right? TRIGGER WARNING: Contains self harm.

Even The Avengers have their limits, thankfully the Avengers look after their own.

It was weird. But Sherlock was having a panic attack. Re-write of the Hounds of the Baskerville scene. Doctor!John.

Her breathing had quickened to a frightening level. Panic attack. This wasn't good. This wasn't good at all. "Clint...I need your help." Clint/Natasha one-shot omegle!fic TW: Panic Attacks

Blinking hard, she tried to root herself. Holding tight to the arm rests, she kept still. Forcing her breathing normal, she slumped over. "Natasha?" She can hear Tony, voice faint behind her. Steve's talking is blurred, fading from in front of her and appearing beside her almost violently. panicattack!tasha

Prompt fill. When Mycroft witnesses Sherlock having a seizure, he is at a complete loss as to what he should do. Thankfully, John is there.

Part 9 of the Carpe Diem series. Pre-John, pre-Gladstone, and pre-fall-off-a-building, Lestrade first witnesses one of Sherlock's seizures. He does pretty well despite the circumstances.

These are short stories which include my memories but have been altered to revolve around everyone's favourite characters. No pairings, each story unrelated, does not fit in the story line. Will mainly centre around Reid. So far: Truth or Dare, Fainting, Peanut, Gullible, Gangnam Style,

A member of the team collapses suddenly whilst on a routine rescue mission. OC

A missing scene suggestion based on 'Ua Hiki Mai Kapalena Pau'; S1 x 23. I couldn't shake this idea for the longest time after this episode and finally put it to paper. This story focuses on angsty Steve, his first question to Danny upon seeing him collapse, and his thoughts thereafter. Totally my first ever fan fiction. Please rate and review! Rated T to be on the safe side.

Kink meme fill, no pairings. "And yet he thinks that maybe this is the moment that defines them as a team – the one where Barton has a goddamn seizure in the shawarma joint and the rest of them panic and run around like headless chickens."

Sherlock passes out because he "forgets" to eat.

Danny suffers from a panic attack. Steve is surprisingly understanding about the whole thing.

in which sherlock overdoses on nicotine patches.

"Why the hell didn't you tell me you had asthma!" Mike has an asthma attack one night and Harvey kinda panics. No slash, just cute bromance! Fluff alert! :D

Oneshot - Ashley has an asthma attack while at the gym with Emily.

Spencer Reid was an addict; it was as clear as day now. Reid wasn't in control so Hotch had to be, for Reid's own wellbeing. Hotch/Reid slash. Read warnings inside.

A few weeks after Hotch's attack by Foyet, Hotch experiences his first, and hopefully last, panic attack while on the jet. A one-shot. Please read and review! Rated T, just because I am paranoid...

Sherlock passes out. John muses on the reasons why. Containing an absorbing case, two bags of shopping, and a few apples.

“I think he’ll live”, was all what House had to add to Foreman’s statement. After a collapse Chase has to face his daemons. Can House be a friend?

After House faints in an elevator, it's up to his team to diagnose him. However, House is in a world of his own. Huddy. Hameron. ChasexCameron, ForemanxCameron.

DL: Lindsay discovers the joys of head wounds, concussions, unending naeusea, claustrophobia and panic attacks. Ah, the life of a CSI...