Phobia concerning the physical self

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Phobias concerning the physical self are a group of phobias that people can develop about issues around the body. This category overlaps with medical phobias.

These include:

• Basiphobia - fear of walking
• Bromidrophobia or Bromidrosiphobia - fear of body odor.
• Blood-injection-injury type phobias
• Ereuthrophobia - far of blushing
• Gerascophobia - the fear of aging
• Hypertrichophobia - fear of excessive amounts of body hair
• Kophobia - fear of becoming exhausted or fatigued
• Rhypophobia - fear of defecation
• Parturiphobia - fear of childbirth
• Stasibasiphobia - fear of standing erect and walking
• Statisphobia - fear of standing
• Tricophobia - fear of hair in general
• Trichopathophobia - fear of facial hair in women

See also

• List of phobias