Yes. Social Anxiety Disorder is a mental health condition that is defined by excessive fear about social situations where one could be embarrassed or rejected by others. This can lead to physical symptoms of anxiety in social settings (such as racing heartbeat, sweating, or nausea) or avoidance of these situations. Many people with Social Anxiety Disorder experience challenges with going to school or work, maintaining relationships, and carrying out daily activities due to their uncontrollable fear.