Scientists count 10 kinds of weird mental disorders such as phobia (PHOTOS)

Everyone has something to fear, there are afraid of mollusks, there are afraid of insects, there are afraid of the beast, but some people are afraid of some ordinary person feel very normal things.　　Here are 10 weird phobias. Pope phobia 01. Pope Phobia (Papaphobia): Fearing that the pope would be seen as one of the kindest and best characters in the world, people were frantically flocking to the pope in the hope of getting his blessing, except for those who had "Pope phobia". It is a perverse or compulsive, morbid fear of the pope or the pontiff. Symptoms include shortness of breath, asthma, arrhythmia, nausea and overall panic.　　And the patient is not necessarily only alarmed by the pope himself, but one patient is also afraid of the Roman Catholic Church, so let the Pope's travel path be far away from them! 02. Peanut Butter Phobia (Arachibutyrophobia): Fear of peanut butter sticking to the palate. What are you talking about?　　Yes, eating a peanut butter sandwich is a challenge for people with peanut butter phobia because they are so afraid of peanut butter sticking in their mouths. 03. Hair Loss Phobia (Trichophobia): Fear of losing hair if you see a hair in the soup, that's fine, but if you can see them anywhere, you may be suffering from hair loss phobia.　　The term derived from Greek thrix (hair) and phobia (fear) refers to morbid disgust or fear that is caused by falling hair in clothing or elsewhere. No cell phone phobia 04. No cell phone phobia (nomophobia): Fear of losing mobile communication how would you feel if your phone didn't have a signal? Can you shut down the machine all day?　　Whether the phone is running out or the battery is out of power, or the cellphone is missing or has no signal, if there is no cell phone that scares you, it's called "No Cell phone phobia" in our culture. 05. Teen Phobia (Ephebiphobia): Fear of young people initially, the name is interpreted as "the fear and disgust of teenagers." Now, in every environment of the world, this phenomenon is understood to be "a perception of the errors, exaggerations and anomalies of the young population". Social scientists Ray Oldenburg that the generation gap, "the separation of adolescents and adults in American society" and "adult alienation and fear of adolescents" are the main causes.　　Fear of teenagers and their rebellion is often hidden in adults ' connivance with them. 06. Watch for Phobias (Scopophobia): Fear of being watched as a tense, unconscious fear of being looked at or stared at, and looking at phobias as much as possible to avoid large public places such as malls and other large gatherings. Even simple things like driving can be difficult because the patient unconsciously perceives the gaze from others and feels a serious panic, whether it comes from the side, the front car, or the rear view mirror.Side of the car. 07. The Fear Mirror Disease (Spectrophobia): Fear of the Mirror this particular phobia includes the pathological fear of the mirror and the fear of seeing your own image.　　Psychologist Sandor Ferenczi The two symptoms together, saying there are two main reasons: the fear of self-awareness and the avoidance of self-expression. 08. Swallowing Phobia (Phagophobia): Fear of swallowing in general, patients only eat soft and liquid food. This fear is manifested in the absence of any kind of swallowing discomfort that can be caused by physical examination and laboratory analysis of obvious substantive causes.　　Patients may feel fearful (and confused) about eating, resulting in persistent malnutrition and weight loss. 09. Vomiting Phobia (Vomitophobia): fear of vomiting and vomiting is an unconscious fear of vomiting in the vicinity of vomiting, and/or fear of vomiting itself. In severe cases, patients with this particular phobia will avoid eating out, socializing and partying as much as possible.　　They can hardly eat, which is why most people are diagnosed with anorexia rather than bulimia, because bulimia includes people who are overweight or within normal weight. 10. "13" Phobia (Triskaidekaphobia): fear that the number 13, although one of the most common phobias, is still unexplained, and even Adolf Hitler is one of the patients. There is also a particularly alarming symptom of black Friday, known as the "Black Friday phobia".　　"4" phobia (Tetraphobia) is a symptom of a panic in the number "4", which is common in China, Japan and South Korea. There are _count_ comments I want to comment