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tatyana61 [14]
2 years ago
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A client who has successfully adjusted to a colostomy declines the invitation to speak to a support group on the subject of alte

ration in body image. The client reports an extreme fear of public speaking. The nurse recognizes that this client is suffering from social phobia. Which are some other manifestations of social phobias
Medicine
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REY [17]2 years ago
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obsession, social phobias or agoraphobia are the other types of social phobia. Social phobia is the inability to deal with situations of social interactions with strangers or in places that put the person in evidence, generating extreme discomfort and nervousness, making them feel vulnerable and avoid these situations at any cost.

<h3>Why does it happen?</h3>

People with social phobia act this way, because they believe they are being analyzed all the time and judged by their words, behavior and attitudes.

<h3>What are the symptoms of social phobia?</h3>

The symptoms of social phobia are formed by a set of emotional and physical sensations that the person can feel, in addition to the externalization of behavior due to this disorder.

Sometimes the symptoms of social phobia can be confused with the personality characteristics of a shy person, but its consequences are much more serious.

While a shy person experiences a little nervousness in new or exposed situations, those with social phobia experience a much more intense reaction, of real fear and with a lot of anxiety. As a result, your entire life structure and routine are affected, harming your work, studies, relationships and friendships.

With this information, we can conclude that social phobia are chronic mental illness in which social interactions cause irrational anxiety.

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