Social Phobia

Social Phobia Importance Why social phobia is important disease? Despite its high prevalence, SP is often underreported, under-recognized, and under-treated.
Social Phobia Treatment What are the treatment goals of social phobia? The initial goal in treating patients with social phobia is attaining a response, which in social phobia means a clinically meaningful improvement, such that the patient no longer experiences the full range of symptoms. The long-term goal is to achieve remission.

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Social Phobia Overview What is Social Phobia? What is the rank of social phobia among mental diseases?
Social Phobia Signs What are the signs of social phobia? There are 2 major segments for the signs of social phobia: Behavioral and Emotional signs, and Physical signs.
Social Phobia Effects How social phobia effect the life of a patient? What are the complications of social phobia? What is the burden of social phobia?
Social Phobia Causes What are the causes etiology and risk factors of social phobia? Research into the causes of social phobia is ongoing. At the present time, there are several theories as to what causes social phobia.
Social Phobia Diagnosis How Social Phobia is diagnosed? How Differential Diagnosis is made in social phobia? How Social Phobia is diagnosed?
Social Phobia Comorbidity What are the associated diseases with social phobia? What is the comorbidity of social phobia?
Social Phobia Treatment What are the treatment goals of social phobia? The initial goal in treating patients with social phobia is attaining a response, which in social phobia means a clinically meaningful improvement, such that the patient no longer experiences the full range of symptoms. The long-term goal is to achieve remission.
Social Phobia Cost What is the cost & economic impact of social phobia? Losses due to social phobia extend beyond the impaired quality of life of afflicted individuals.

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