Social Anxiety Disorder Health Feed

Dear user. I can understand. You are YOU. Whatever your behavior today, whatever your body language today are learned from your past experiences and social interactions. Whatever you have learned can be unlearned or over written. This is a continuous process happening throughout your life. I suggest cognitive behavior therapy for you. Take care.

The symptoms are suggestive of Chronic depression, you need to consult a psychiatrist to rule out medical reasons and get treated with antidepressants and cognitive behavior therapy, if needed. All the best.

Flunil has side effects like acidity, irritation in throat. To avoid this side effect increase your water intake.

Medication needs to be prescribed after clinical examination and you can contact Dr. Mehul chhedha at Mulund and I will suggest you to do suryanamaskar pranayam daily as per your capacity for a minimum of six months.

Hello Friend, Appreciate you are seeking help from this forum. Your social anxiety is an outcome of depression as they are interlinked sometimes. I am sure, you may be already on medication for your depression. In parallel, you need to start psychotherapy covering few lifestyle changes, exercises, self therapies etc along with counseling for managing your anxiety. Feel free to reach me online for furtehr assistance.

It's indicative of depression Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy or counseling Connect with me through audio or text on Lybrate app.

Dear Lybrate user,
It is a very important phase of life for you and your child and I really appreciate the fact that you are seeking professional help regarding the same. Your child might be feeling scare or apprehensive in being with people other than his immediate family. If this is a recent development, there is a probability that something significant has happened or that your child is apprehensive of something bad happening.
It is imperative that you talk to your child and ask what ...more

It can be easily treated, consult any psychiatrist and they will assess and give medications to reduce and stop the anxiety symptoms. All the best.

It may not be related. You can talk to your doctor and discuss about your problems. Let the doctor check your BP and other vitals. You should also sort out the conflicts if present by analysing your situation with a cool attitude. You can learn some relaxation techniques or learn yoga and pranayam which can help you relax naturally and make you healthy and fit. Maintain a disciplined routine (read about healthy lifestyle from the internet) and have your priorities sorted out.

If your Psychiatrist has prescribed medicines it would be something that is needed. He would have taken the complete history of your problem and prescribed. But to taper down your medication and stop it completely it will take some time. You will need to take Psychotherapy for relieving your anxiety along with medication. Later as therapy begins to work on you your psychiatrist would probably taper down your medication. But don’t take it lightly since the symptoms sound to me like a combinatio...more