Your symptoms are suggestive of Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia), particularly a fear of being negatively evaluated in specific professional interactions. However, a detailed psychiatric assessment is needed to confirm the diagnosis and rule out other anxiety disorders or low self-esteem–related concerns. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) is the first-line treatment, and medications such as SSRIs may be considered if symptoms are moderate to severe or significantly impair daily functioning. Please consult a psychiatrist for a comprehensive evaluation and an individualized treatment plan.

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Hello. Thank you for sharing your concerns. Based on what you've described, your symptoms may be suggestive of Social Anxiety. However, a proper diagnosis requires a detailed assessment by a mental health professional.I recommend consulting a psychiatrist for a comprehensive evaluation and personalised treatment plan.

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The symptoms described, including a rapid heartbeat and extreme fear of judgment by professional women, are highly consistent with performance-related social anxiety disorder or specific social phobias.

It sounds like you may be experiencing social anxiety, specifically a fear of being negatively judged in formal or authority-based situations. The fact that it mainly happens with professional women suggests it may be linked to a learned belief or past experiences rather than a fear of women themselves. Your racing heart, anxious thoughts, and fear of looking “stupid” are common features of social anxiety. The most effective treatment is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). CBT helps identify and challenge thoughts like “They will judge me if I make a mistake,” while gradually practicing these situations through structured exposure so your brain learns they are safe. Exploring whether earlier life experiences contributed to this fear can also be helpful. If the anxiety is severe and significantly affects daily life, consulting a psychiatrist to discuss medication alongside therapy may be beneficial. If you want to take online therapy sessions, connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

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Hii .. I can understand what you are going through . The symptoms you describe—rapid heartbeat, intense anxiety before speaking with professional women, and fear of being judged or humiliated—suggest that you may be experiencing social anxiety symptoms (Social Anxiety Disorder/Social Phobia), particularly in specific social or performance situations. However, a detailed clinical assessment is needed to confirm the diagnosis and rule out other anxiety disorders.

your symptoms appear to be more consistent with social anxiety disorder (social phobia), particularly a fear of being negatively evaluated by certain people, rather than a fear of all social situations. The rapid heartbeat, intense anxiety before interacting with professional women, and persistent worry about being judged or humiliated are common features of this condition.