I had social anxiety and stage fear before. I try to avoid meeting people as much as I can but as a musician I have to meet people and communicate with them too but it triggers my anxiety. My heart rate rises, and hands start to shake too and brain fog sometimes.
I don't want to take any pills. Just something else to calm everything down.
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Hi. You don't have to take pills. You can get better through cognitive behavior therapy. Social anxiety is rooted in fear. Fear of embarrassment. Fear of being ridiculed. Fear of not putting up with people. So the cause we have to address that once the root cause is addressed you. It will be better able to deal with the anxiety and finally eliminate it. You can get in touch with me for therapy sessions. All the best.
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If you are having stigma to take effective pills for social anxiety you have no other option by to try relaxation techniques and CBT for the same. Consult a psychiatrist or RCI certified clinical psychologist who practises the same for remedy. Good luck.
Can do Breathing Awareness and Meditation.But the things you are describing need very low dose medication for few days.
You can take a call after doing everything.
Follow Deep breathing exercise ,Jacobsons progressive muscle relaxation but get yourself evaluated for better management and we can decide you require medication or not
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