Monophobia

- Fear of feeling stupid or embarrassed in front of people
- A fear of panic attacks becoming life-threatening
- Fear of being unable to escape from a place or situation due to a panic attack
- Fear of losing sanity
- Fear of losing control in public
- Fear of trembling and blushing in front of other people
- Worry of people staring 
- Feeling as if unable to survive/function without help
- Monophobia 
- Anxiety

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Symptoms of Agoraphobia

NHS. (2022). NHS. NHS choices. Retrieved March 18, 2022, from https://www.nhs.uk/ 

The severity of agoraphobia can vary significantly between individuals.
- Rapid heartbeat
- Hyperventilating
- Sweating 
- Nausea
- Chest Pain
- Dysphagia
- diarrhea
- Trembling
- Dizziness
- Tinnitus
- Faint feeling


Physical Symptoms of Agoraphobia 

- Avoid situations that can lead to panic attacks, i.e. crowded places
- Housebound or Unable to leave the home for long periods of time
- Need to be by someone trusted when going places
- Avoiding going a significant distance from home 

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