Excessive Blushing also known as Erythrophobia: What is Blushing? What kind of people are usually blushing?
I bet anyone has seen pictures with anorexic persons and it’s hard to believe how people can let their body deteriorate so much. To understand how complicated is the human mind, I tell you that when an anorexic person looks in the mirror she thinks that she is fat. Still the question is “How is that [...]
General knowledge about the excessive facial blushing Excessive facial blushing is named in medical terms Idiopathic Craniofacial Erythema and can be described as a severe uncontrollable facial blushing, mainly when one has verbal contact with other people or during time spent with others. Others no [...]
Everyone has emotions and those emotions are expressed on our faces by many means among which we can mention blushing. This phenomenon indicates strong emotions like anxiety, anger, excitement and embarrassment but if it occurs too often and without any evident cause it might be that the person in c [...]
Are facial blushing and social anxiety related? It is known that facial blushing is deeply correlated to social anxiety though it’s not necessary that social anxiety sufferers to blush and the people who blush to suffer from social anxiety. Studies mention that social anxiety may be a cause behind b [...]
Most people are familiar with facial blushing as something that happens when they are humiliated or embarrassed. As teenagers, we may have blushed a lot, but as we got older, generally we got more confident, and blushed less. Blushing also known as Erythrophobia affects both women and men, but is more common in teenagers due to hormonal activity, feeling nervous or anxiety.
Facial Blushing is the reaction triggered by our potential humiliation and embarrassment, it can involve social anxiety feelings, such as fear of being the center of attention and self-consciousness. This is a normal body response, the tiny blood vessels which carry blood to our skin allow more blood to flow beneath the surface of the skin and the face, ears, neck and, occasionally, the upper chest, becomes red in colour.
