Could Deviated Septum Cause Same Symptoms As Panic Attack?

The short answer is no. A deviated septum causes difficulty nasal breathing and sometimes nose bleeds and nasal crusting. occassionally it can affect sleep too.

Cinwin,
Deviated septum is a common condition. Estimates of 80% of the general population have a deviated septum. Typical symptoms of a deviated septum include nasal congestion, difficult nasal breathing, snoring, post nasal drip. Panic attacks, dizziness, light headedness, and visual changes are not associated with this condition.
Deviated septum may contribute to sleep disturbance and snoring. I suggest seeing a sleep specialist, in addition to other specialists, to help diagnose his problems. Best of luck.