Social anxiety disorder research paper
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I've been diagnosed - by a psychiatrist - with Social Anxiety Disorder. I've been taking Lexapro for almost 2 months - started on 10 mg and the dosage was up to 20 mg two weeks ago. Also, for the last 3 months I've been speaking every week or two with a licensed professional counselor. My main problem is associating with people that are close to my age range, I'm 26.
I would say the feeling of not wanting to do things or get up may be associated with depression. I have irritable bowel syndrom and alot of stomach acid problems. It can go hand in hand with depression and anxiety. I am not very social either I don't know why really maybe it is because of the depression. It seems like to me I am more social when I am manic.
I've developed an anxiety disorder, from a big panic attack about a year ago on weed. I never had any anxiety before this and am starting counseling tomorrow at my school. You think there's a chance I can recover from this without any medication? I have been getting lots of head shaking/nervousness/edgyness in social situations. Thanks.
I received my first diagnosis back in 2007 of social anxiety disorder and was later diagnosed with generalized and OCD obsessional type. Throughout this time I also received the diagnosis of major depressive disorder.
The most distressing of these, however, were the anxiety disorders. My anxiety used to manifest itself primarily as bodily symptoms - constant heart palpitations, feelings of impending doom. I would experience these things from the minute I woke up til I went to sleep.
According to what I found, I should have Social Anxiety Disorder, Paranoid Personality Disorder, Avoidant Personality Disorder, Schizoid Personality Disorder, slight Schizotypal Personality Disorder and slight Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder. I reread articles about it very carefully and try to compare it to what I go through every day and I can only confirm that I SHOULD have those, but I'm not sure.
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But in order to be excepted for the internship I first have to hand in my own research paper. Part of my paper is about the corelation between normal people with insomnia vs insmonia with a psychiatric disorder.
So people with out a psych history,if you can awnser these few question I will forever be gratefull.
1. At what time do you go to bed?
2. At what time do you get up?
3. How long have you had insomnia?
4. Do you wake up during the night and
If yes, how much and how far between
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It has long been reported that patients on this class of drugs do not do as well in anxiety therapy as patients who are drug free. We now have conclusive research to show the physiology behind these clinician reports.
Based on this new research we suggest physicians only prescribe this class of medications for one week or less and then for occasional use not to exceed a few doses per month.
I would say that if you have never started xanex that you shouldn't start it now. I think that obessessive compulsive disorder (OCD) can be called an anxiety disease. I don't think it means you have generalized anixety disorder, especially if you are only worried about that one thing. Perhaps you should see a counselor and get cognitive behavior therapy for yourself. I would check that out before starting on a med.
I have the same problem as you. I'm 23 and my doctor just diagnosed me with Social Anxiety Disorder, tho I'm pretty sure I have had this problem for most of my life. I dropped out of school, and I haven't had a real job and I don't drive much all because of my anxiety. I don't really know what the solution is but what I am trying to do is conquer my fear and anxiety by going out and facing it.
Greetings doctor I am actually doing a research paper on HIV for school and with so much info online from one end of the spectrum to the other I figure I would ask a specialist directly a few questions so here it goes...
1-with testing now a days would you consider 6-8 weeks conclusive?
2-do you believe rapid tests are just as reliable as lab based?
3-do you feel oral rapid tests are just as good as blood?
4-what are the most common symptoms you see with onset of HIV?
I have never taken either of them but from what I have heard and read it seems to be a good combination for pretty much all of your physical and mental problems.
Someone with experience on these medicines will be able to help more and if you check back often you will find some good information but it is slow on the weekends.
People with anxiety make theraphy and they become normal again, how they fixed the chemicals in the brain if they did not took medication? In my opinion and my research there is no connection to anxiety aboit neirotransmitter. Anxiety ia a learned behaivour caused by stress, not sleeping well, suprasolicitation, nervous fatique, and so one. In the past there was no anxiety in the 20's but now almost all the world has it. Is because we are not made for hard work all.
(He never had ADHD by the way, just ADD, he never had the hyperactivity)
He is 31 years old now, 10 years since he was diagnosed with Attention Defecit Disorder with Anxiety Disorder. He still takes his Ritalin every day, but is going to be weaned off them after he finishes University........he is just going into his third year of an engineering degree, and is doing a Masters due to his First grades in every unit. Im so proud of him and hes come so far.
Whether you have generalized anxiety or social anxiety or garden variety anxiety can only be diagnosed by a doctor.........and at the young age of 13, (even tho it's obvious you are mature for your age) your hormones are kicking into high gear and that can sometimes bring on anxiety.
I would urge you to talk to your parents about these feelings and I believe a talk with your doctor is in order. You do not have to feel this way.
several things for me:
1. if having a panic attack then having a small paper bag or cuppin my hands over my mouth and breathing in carbon dioxide helps.
2. to avoid an attack i try to talk to a friend, take practical steps in my CBT class or even come here
3. i find walking my dog and going to yoga really helps me
4. go to sleep, cry or have a warm long shower.
i don't take any medication so this helps me. sometimes it works sometimes not. hope that helps.
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