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I feel awkward around and doing things in front of people. i avoid even my own mother. i limit conversation, and i have no idea why. what's the cause?
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Social Phobia: You could have social phobia. This is anxiety doing things in front of people. It is pretty common and treatable with psychotherapy with a trained cognitive - behavioral therapist. Talk to your doctor.
Answered 1/28/2017
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