Being socially awkward is not the same as suffering a social phobia, though the two often get confused. Social phobias can be majorly debilitating, especially when left untreated. If you recognize any of the symptoms in the following article, contact your therapist today for an effective treatment plan.
A person with social anxiety disorder may avoid eating, drinking, or writing in public because of a fear of being embarrassed by having others see their hands shake. Individuals with social phobia almost always experience symptoms of anxiety — such as heart palpitations, dry mouth, tremors, sweating, gastrointestinal discomfort, diarrhea, muscle tension or trembling, a shaky voice, blushing, and even confusion. In severe cases, a person may experience a full-blown panic attack.
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