Manifestations of Social Phobia

The manifestations of social phobia mainly include: 1. Emotional and psychological symptoms: Patients show emotional instability, excessive nervousness, lack of confidence, and feelings of depression and sadness during social activities. They often experience intense fear and worry about embarrassing themselves or receiving negative evaluations from others. 2. Physical reactions: When interacting with others, patients may experience symptoms such as blushing, palpitations, rapid heartbeat, excessive sweating, and tremors in the hands and feet. They may also experience discomfort such as nausea and urgency to urinate. 3. Behavioral characteristics: Patients often avoid social situations such as dining gatherings, meetings, classes, and training sessions. They fear speaking in public, eating in front of others, or performing other activities in social settings. 4. Impairment of social functioning: Social phobia can severely impair a patient's social functioning, affecting daily life and career development.