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Sep
30

Help im a 20 year old adult with severe depression social anxiety problems?

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I never go out the house am extremely terrible with directions i have constant thoughts of killing myself also iam a recluse and find it extremely difficult to communicate with people i tend to get annoyed if someone speaks to me i’ve even been told i hide my head under the blanket when a person walks in the room but i don’t notice it and i have problems with crossing the road aswell and struggle with crowds also and have a very slow self-esteem i’ve been on meds before but they haven’t helped from the doctors hes gave me the strongest he has but i tend to sleep more during the day and only go to do in the day i’ve never had a girlfriend and i don’t have many friends either HELP!?

Hey, I’m 20 years old too, and a female. I have social anxiety along with depression too. I want to say that you’re not alone with this. I’m getting down a lot too. I talked to therapists, even a doctor who claimed that "Lexapro"(social anxiety pills) and other pills have been helping her. I took Lexapro, they worked for me for only two years until I graduated from high school when I was 18…and then they just stopped working. I’m still living with my parents, and I have NO friends. We move around way too much…and even though I can get out of the house I also have panic attacks. I have low esteem too, and have a hard time talking with people. All I can say is don’t kill yourself. It’s not worth it, think about your family that will be hurt to see you’re gone. Also you could ask your family or someone who really cares so much about you to help you get out of the house step by step. You don’t have to go anywhere TOO big with lots of people. Like maybe you can go to a small family store with your family and try to get used to people from there.(You don’t have to do that if you don’t want to) It’s hard for me to do that at times too, but it’s a start to get used to people. But yeah, pills won’t always help with social anxiety or depression. Sometimes it makes it much worse…because I’m experiencing horrible withdrawals since I stopped taking Lexapro. But yeah I understand your pain. I’m trying to get through this too.

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Please talk to your doctor..a qualified medical professional should be able to help with what you’re feeling.
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you have Social Anxiety disorder …I have it too …I take meds but it doesn’t do all the work just takes the edge off …I suggest trying a new medication …then I suggest going to a councilor about why your feel the way you do sometimes you don’t even know it just happens Anxiety sucks .
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Hey, I’m 20 years old too, and a female. I have social anxiety along with depression too. I want to say that you’re not alone with this. I’m getting down a lot too. I talked to therapists, even a doctor who claimed that "Lexapro"(social anxiety pills) and other pills have been helping her. I took Lexapro, they worked for me for only two years until I graduated from high school when I was 18…and then they just stopped working. I’m still living with my parents, and I have NO friends. We move around way too much…and even though I can get out of the house I also have panic attacks. I have low esteem too, and have a hard time talking with people. All I can say is don’t kill yourself. It’s not worth it, think about your family that will be hurt to see you’re gone. Also you could ask your family or someone who really cares so much about you to help you get out of the house step by step. You don’t have to go anywhere TOO big with lots of people. Like maybe you can go to a small family store with your family and try to get used to people from there.(You don’t have to do that if you don’t want to) It’s hard for me to do that at times too, but it’s a start to get used to people. But yeah, pills won’t always help with social anxiety or depression. Sometimes it makes it much worse…because I’m experiencing horrible withdrawals since I stopped taking Lexapro. But yeah I understand your pain. I’m trying to get through this too.
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