Social Anxiety Disorder

The decisive feature of social anxiety disorders, also known as social phobia, is the fear of being judged in a strong anxiety or social situation or performance situation, being negatively evaluated or rejected . People with social anxiety disorders may be concerned about showing or showing serious anxiety (eg, hot flushes, sputum), or being considered stupid, embarrassing, or boring. Therefore, they often avoid social or performance situations and they experience serious anxiety and pain when the situation is inevitable. Many people with social anxiety disorder also experience strong physical symptoms such as an increase in heart rate, nausea, perspiration, and may experience serious seizures in the face of terrible situations. They are aware that their fears are excessive and unreasonable, but people with social anxiety disorders often feel helpless about their anxiety.

Social anxiety affects about 15 million American adults and is the second most common anxiety disorder after certain phobias. The mean onset age of social anxiety disorder is adolescence. People diagnosed with social unrest often show extreme shame as children, but it is important to note that diseases are not only due to unpleasant medical shame. Understand the difference

Social anxiety disorders can cause serious damage to the lives of people with this disease. For example, an individual can refuse to work opportunities that are often needed to be associated with new people, so that they do not eat out with friends because they are afraid of hand swings during meals and drinking I will. Symptoms are very extreme and hinders daily life and may seriously hurt daily life, professional performance or social life. People with social anxiety disorder are also at high risk of major depression and alcohol use disorders

Despite effective treatment, less than 5% of social anxiety patients seek treatment one year after the first onset and more than a third report symptoms for more than 10 years before reporting symptoms.

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Social anxiety disorder usually begins in adolescence and is very shy. Social anxiety disorder is not uncommon; the study shows that about 7% of Americans are affected. If left untreated, social unrest can last for many years or a lifetime, preventing people from reaching their full potential. Social anxiety disorder sometimes happens in families, but some families have this kind of situation, but everyone certainly does not know why other families are not. Researchers discovered that some parts of the brain are related to fear and anxiety. Some researchers believe that misreading other people's behavior may cause social unrest and deteriorate. For example, if you do not actually do that, people may think that they stare at you or frown. Delayed development of social skills is another cause of social unrest. For example, if the development of social skills is delayed, you may feel irritated after talking to someone and may worry about doing it in the future.

Social anxiety disorder is a general anxiety disorder. People with social anxiety disorder may have some or all social situations, such as meeting new people, dating, working in a job interview, answering questions in class, or talking to a cashier within the store I feel symptoms of anxiety or fear. Doing everyday things in front of people, such as eating and drinking in front of others or using a public toilet can cause anxiety and fear. This person is afraid that he or she will be humiliated, judged and rejected

Social anxiety disorder (formerly known as social phobia): People with social anxiety disorders have strong fear or anxiety to social or performance. They are worried that they will feel embarrassed as actions and behaviors related to their anxiety are negatively evaluated by others. This concern often leads to social unrest on people avoiding social situations. Social anxiety appears in various situations such as workplaces and schools.