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Loud noises and crowds bother me and i'm not good at understanding social rules and i like my routines to stay the same should i talk to my psychiarst about this or is this normal?
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I think it's a good idea to determine whether you're just highly sensitive causing you to feel very stressed by crowds and noises or whether it's a type of phobia(agaraphobia) or social anxiety disorder. These conditions can be treated with cognitive behavioral therapy or stress management coaching and,possibly, temporary use of medication.
Answered 8/9/2021
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