Anxiety Disorders

We cannot answer that, except to say that it is more likely that the Lexapro triggered an existing condition than that it caused it. We suggest discussing this issue with a mental health professional.

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aguraphobia. When you are afraid of having a panic attack somewhere in which there aren't many means of escape. People with this phobia will sometimes lock theirselves at home to ensure they are "safe"

It's called social phobia, or Social Anxiety Disorder.

It might be because you are overwhelmed with the adrenaline.

You are comparing symptoms to a serious mental illness. Schizophrenia is a diagnosis for various types of disorders. Mood disorders and anxiety problems can be a symptom of a schizophrenic's disorder.

They obtain Social Anxiety.

apeirophobia

motorphobia

You don't deploy in the IRR - you may be called to active duty, assigned to a unit, then deployed, or recalled into a Reserve unit to serve part time - but never deployed directly from the IRR.

You're venturing into complicated territory here, but ultimately, it will be the determination of a review board as to whether or not the service member is fit to return to active duty. If they have filed for PTSD, and are in the process of receiving treatment, then their chances of not being recalled are greater than if they didn't.

I'm almost certain that there isn't a phobiathat's fear of television, but you can relook at http://phobialist.com/#A-

im no doctor but ive experienced the problem and i believe it stems from the flight or fight response that is in all humans and animals. you feel uncomfortable and are in a situation that scares you and makes you extremely nervous so your flight reaction kicks in. your human logic tells you that you cant run away while your flight reaction is telling you to get the hell outta there so the hormones that activate and regulate you flight reaction go haywire causing teary eyes, profuse sweating, nausea, the shakes etc. if this happens alot your fight or flight system could associate just being around people as a dangerous situation and eventually you will become agoraphobic "fear of leaving the house or fear of people"

Cut this poor guy some slack. Clearing of the throat is done by many people and often it's a sign of being nervous. Just be yourself, and if he's shy you do the talking for a bit and then ask him what he's interested in. Don't judge him too quickly or you could miss out on a good guy. By the way, think of what YOU do when you are nervous! Bite your nails, your stomach rumbles, play with your hair, blink too much, rub your tongue repeatedly over your lips, etc.

Samhainophobia is the phobia of Halloween.

my aunt has it ptsd is when you are doing something that reminds you of something else you like and you get sad that is what ptsd is

try not thinking it and if you are you need to try to stay busy because you wont think about it.

You could try contacting the lawyers who are defending him against sexually abusing his psychiatric patients.

weaslaphobia

yes, yes it can, becauase alcohol is bad for you. stop drinking man.

Yes, it is normal. It also depends on the genes that is passed to you from your parents or relatives. Genes are traits that are passed on from parents to offspring as units of information is called "genes"

agoraphobia

That is hard to diagnose without specific symptoms

anthrophobia