Phobia

 A phobia is an extreme, unreasonable, and uncontrollable fear of a certain thing, circumstance, or action. When the source of the fear is confronted, it is a specific kind of anxiety illness that can result in intense dread or panic. Phobias are more pronounced than worries and can interfere with daily activities, causing distress and occasionally triggering panic episodes. People who have phobias may experience such intense anxiety that they will go to considerable efforts to escape the cause of their fear. There are various forms of phobias, such as situational phobias, phobias of the natural world, and phobias of blood injection and damage. Specific phobias frequently start in childhood or adolescence and are focused around a particular thing, animal, circumstance, or activity.  

For people dealing with irrational fear, TalktoAngel provides online phobia counselling and therapy. Anxiety disorders called phobias can make a person feel extremely, irrationally afraid of a circumstance, a living being, a location, or an object. Fears are less noticeable than phobias, which can interfere with daily activities, cause distress, and occasionally trigger panic episodes. Unsteadiness, dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea, perspiration, a racing heartbeat or palpitations, a feeling of impending doom, shortness of breath, trembling or shaking, and an upset stomach are all possible signs of phobias.