Understanding Social Phobia
Do you feel very uncomfortable attending social events?
Do you feel like your throat closes when you speak in front of others? You may be among the many people who suffer from social anxiety.
Yes that is correct. You're not alone. There are many others who experience symptoms like sweaty palms and heart palpitations upon entering a room full of people. People with social anxiety disorder can be extremely nervous not only around strangers, but also around other people, even people they know. They feel uncomfortable in any kind of social situation. Often they cannot be around more than a few people at a time without experiencing extreme anxiety. Many social phonics prefer to be alone and lead a solitary life.
This disorder affects millions of people, although most people who suffer from it feel that they are alone in their troubles. They feel like they don't fit anywhere. They may feel strange or isolated and somewhat out of sync with the rest of the world. People with social anxiety disorder may be misdiagnosed with depression or post-traumatic stress disorder, even though these conditions or their combinations may occur with social anxiety disorder.
People with social phobia usually find it difficult to hold a job. They have difficulty communicating with others. They are highly sensitive and may be unable to accept criticism. Often they feel embarrassed and self-conscious. Such individuals might feel that others are continually watching them.
Children and teens who have a tendency to drop out or are unusually resistant to going to school should be evaluated for social anxiety disorder, especially if they exhibit other symptoms. Such people, adults and children alike, find it difficult to make friends. They are often shy as children, do not like to be the centre of attention, avoid contact with others and can be very insecure.
Social phobias are highly anxiety-inducing and can be exacerbated by other conditions such as panic attacks or obsessive-compulsive disorder. Nearly twice as many women suffer from social anxiety disorder as men. There is no specific explanation for the higher percentage in women or any exact cause of the condition. The disorder is believed to be caused by an imbalance in the brain involving the chemical serotonin.
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Social anxiety disorder can be treated with Paxil, sertraline, and other medications, but cognitive-behavioral therapy appears to be the best course of action for social phobia. Cognitive-behavioural therapy, which teaches strategies to gradually overcome fear and build confidence, has shown some success in treating this disorder, although it is not yet widely used in many cases.
But for those who experience these symptoms and consider themselves to be suffering from social anxiety disorder, do not despair. Consult your doctor if you think this condition may apply to you or anyone in your family. He can guide you in the correct diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Don't suffer but ask for help.
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You may be among the many people who suffer from social anxiety. People with social anxiety disorder can be extremely nervous not only around strangers, but also around other people, even people they know. This disorder affects millions of people, although most people who suffer from it feel that they are alone in their troubles. They may feel strange or isolated and somewhat out of sync with the rest of the world. People with social anxiety disorder may be misdiagnosed with depression or post-traumatic stress disorder, even though these conditions or their combinations may occur with social anxiety disorder. Children and teens who have a tendency to drop out or are unusually resistant to going to school should be evaluated for social anxiety disorder, especially if they exhibit other symptoms. They are often shy as children, do not like to be the centre of attention, avoid contact with others and can be very insecure. Social phobias are highly anxiety-inducing and can be exacerbated by other conditions such as panic attacks or obsessive-compulsive disorder. Social anxiety disorder can be treated with Paxil, sertraline, and other medications, but cognitive-behavioural therapy appears to be the best course of action for social phobia. But for those who experience these symptoms and consider themselves to be suffering from social anxiety disorder, do not despair.
People with social anxiety disorder can be extremely nervous not only around strangers, but also around other people, even people they know. Social anxiety disorder can be treated with Paxil, sertraline, and other medications, but cognitive-behavioural therapy appears to be the best course of action for social phobia. You You may be among the many people who suffer from social anxiety. But for those who experience these symptoms and consider themselves to be suffering from social anxiety disorder, do not despair. People with social anxiety disorder may be misdiagnosed with depression or post-traumatic stress disorder, even though these conditions or their combinations may occur with social anxiety disorder. People with social anxiety disorder can be extremely nervous not only around strangers, but also around other people, even people they know. Social anxiety disorder can be treated with Paxil, sertraline, and other medications, but cognitive-behavioural therapy appears to be the best course of action for social phobia. You You may be among the many people who suffer from social anxiety. But for those who experience these symptoms and consider themselves to be suffering from social anxiety disorder, do not despair. People with social anxiety disorder may be misdiagnosed with depression or post-traumatic stress disorder, even though these conditions or their combinations may occur with social anxiety disorder.
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How do you explain social phobia?
Social anxiety is more than shame. It is a fear that does not go away and affects daily activities, self-confidence, relationships, and work or school life. Many people sometimes worry about social situations, but someone with social anxiety feels highly anxious before, during, and after them.
What are the root causes of social phobia?
Children who experience teasing, bullying, rejection, ridicule or humiliation may be at higher risk of social anxiety disorder. In addition, other negative life events, such as family conflict, trauma, or abuse, may be associated with this disorder.
What are the 3 symptoms of social anxiety?
Feeling shy in social situations, sweating, trembling, or having your heart racing.
Feeling very nervous in social situations to the point of being nauseous.
Don't make too much eye contact when interacting with others.
