Social Anxiety Disorder is a condition where a child feels intense fear or shyness in social situations like speaking in class, meeting new people, or being watched by others, and this can affect confidence and daily functioning; treatment depends on how severe the symptoms are. In your son's case, Escigress 10 mg (Escitalopram) is the medicine that helps reduce anxiety by improving the balance of brain chemicals, while Antcer 20 mg (Rabeprazole) helps manage stomach irritation caused by anxiety medicines. Medicines are not always required for every child; many improve well with counselling, especially cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), which teaches them how to manage fear and build confidence step by step. However, if the anxiety is moderate to severe or affecting school and daily life, medicines like escitalopram can be helpful and sometimes necessary along with therapy. It is important not to stop or change the medicines on your own, and you should follow up with your doctor to review your child's progress and decide how long treatment is needed.