恐惧症（phobia）.doc

恐惧症（phobia） Phobia is the main clinical manifestation of neurosis with phobia symptoms. Certain things or situations that are feared are external, although there is no danger at that time. Seizures are often accompanied by marked autonomic symptoms. The Party tried to avoid the situation he was afraid of, and the fear response was very disproportionate to the object of his fear. He himself knew that fear was excessive, unreasonable, or unreasonable, but it did not prevent a terrorist attack. [edit this paragraph] categories They are usually grouped into three broad categories: 1. agoraphobia is also known as agoraphobia, agoraphobia, and agoraphobia. It is the most common type of phobias, accounting for about 60%. More than 25 years old, about 35 years old for another peak age, more women than men. 2. social phobia, more than 17~30 years of age during the disease, often no obvious cause of sudden onset. The main feature is the fear of being stared at, once found that people pay attention to their own is not natural, dare not look up, not blush, eye contact, and even feel ashamed, and so not social, not speaking in public, not sitting in front of assembly. 3. a single phobia refers to an irrational fear of a particular object, an animal, etc.. [editor, paragraph] clinical presentation Phobia: a neurosis characterized by symptoms of fear. The patient has a strong and unnecessary fear of certain specific objects and is accompanied by avoidance behavior. The patient knows that the fear is excessive, unreasonable, and unreasonable, but this knowledge still fails to prevent panic attacks. The objects of fear may be single or multiple, such as animals, squares, closed rooms, climbing, or social activities. Patients know their reaction is not reasonable, but it is difficult to control and repeated. The incidence of youth and old age is more than that of female. Phobia is an irrational and irrational fear of an object or an environment. Once faced with the object or the envi