Social anxiety disorder and depression medications

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Indexed  December 27, 2011

Social anxiety, also known as social phobia, is an experience of fear, apprehension or worry about social situations or about being evaluated and judged by others. The experience varies from person to person. This can include public speaking, performance or interviews. Social anxiety disorder can also be related to shyness. Sufferers of social anxiety disorder report physiological, cognitive and behavioral components to their suffering. The physiological components, includes sweating and blushing in a social situations which make them uncomfortable. This sweating and blushing goes beyond the normal slight reddening of the cheeks that clears quickly as you adjust to the situation. This blushing continues and sweating is profuse. Cognitive components include looking for signs of disapproval or belief that they will be judged ...   See the complete post here