Top 84 Phobias
S.no Phobias Description
one Pagophobia Fear of ice or frost.
two Panthophobia Fear of struggling and disease.
three Panophobia or Pantophobia Fear of everything.
four Papaphobia Fear of the Pope five Papyrophobia Fear of paper.
six Paralipophobia Fear of neglecting obligation or responsibility.
seven Paraphobia Fear of sexual perversion.
eight Parasitophobia Fear of parasites.
nine Paraskavedekatriaphobia Fear of Friday the 13th.
Ten Parthenophobia Fear of virgins or younger girls.
eleven Pathophobia Fear of disease.
twelve Patroiophobia Fear of heredity.
thirteenParturiphobia Fear of childbirth.
fourteen Peccatophobia Fear of sinning. (imaginary crime)
fifteen Pediculophobia Fear of lice.
sixteen Pediophobia Fear of dolls.
seventeen Pedophobia Fear of children.
eighteen Peladophobia Fear of bald people.
nineteen Pellagrophobia Fear of pellagra.
Twenty Pentheraphobia Fear of mother-in-law. (Novercaphobia)
Twenty-one Peniaphobia Fear of poverty.
twenty-two Phagophobia Fear of swallowing or of ingesting or of being eaten
Twenty-three Phalacrophobia Fear of turning into bald.
Twenty-four Phallophobia Fear of a penis, esp erect.
Twenty-five Pharmacophobia Fear of taking medicine.
Twenty-six Phasmophobia Fear of ghosts.
Twenty-seven Phengophobia Fear of daylight hours of sunshine.
Twenty-eight Philemaphobia or Philematophobia Fear of kissing.
Twenty-nine Philosophobia Fear of philosophy.
Thirty Photoaugliaphobia Fear of obtrusive lights.
Thirty-one Photophobia Fear of light.
Thirty-two Phonophobia Fear of noises or voices or one's voice; of telephones.
Thirty-three Phronemophobia Fear of thinking.
Thirty-four Phthiriophobia Fear of lice.
Thirty-five Phthisiophobia Fear of tuberculosis.
Thirty-six Placophobia Fear of tombstones.
Thirty-seven Plutophobia Fear of wealth.
Thirty-eight Pluviophobia Fear of rain or of being rained on.
Thirty-nine Pneumatiphobia Fear of spirits.
Forty Pnigophobia or Pnigerophobia Fear of choking or being smothered.
Forty-one Pocrescophobia Fear of gaining weight.
Forty-two Pogonophobia Fear of beards.
Forty-three Poliosophobia Fear of contracting poliomyelitis.
Forty-four Politicophobia Fear or strange dislike of politicians.
Forty-five Polyphobia Fear of many things.
Forty-six Poinephobia Fear of punishment.
Forty-seven Ponophobia Fear of overworking or of pain.
Forty-eight Potamophobia Fear of rivers or walking water
Forty-nine Potophobia Fear of alcohol.
Fifty Pharmacophobia Fear of drugs.
Fifty-one Proctophobia Fear of the rectum.
Fifty-two Prosophobia Fear of progress.
Fifty-three Psellismophobia Fear of stuttering.
Fifty-four Psychophobia Fear of mind.
Fifty-five Psychrophobia Fear of cold.
Fifty-six Pteromerhanophobia Fear of flying.
Fifty-seven Pteronophobia Fear of being tickled with the aid of using feathers.
Fifty-eight Pupaphobia Fear of puppets Pyrexiophobia one hundred Pyrophobia Fear of fire
Fifty-nine Pyrexiophobia Fear of Fever
Sixty Phobophobia Fear of phobias.
Sixty-one Porphyrophobia Fear of the color purple.
Sixty-two Arachibutyrophobia (Fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth)
Sixty-three Arithmophobia (Fear of numbers)
Sixty-four Ablutophobia (Fear of bathing)
Sixty-five Ephebiphobia (Fear of adolescents)
Sixty-six Chaetophobia (Fear of hair)
Sixty-seven claustrophobia, fear of confined or crowded spaces.
Sixty-eight hemophobia, fear of blood.
Sixty-nine hydrophobia, fear of water.
Seventy acrophobias, fear of heights.
Eighty aerophobia, fear of flying.
Eighty-one arachnophobia, fear of spiders.
Eighty-two astraphobia, fear of thunder and lightning.
Eighty-three autophobia, fear of being alone.
Eighty-four Agoraphobia is an anxiety disorder that causes an intense fear of becoming overwhelmed or unable to escape or get help. Because of fear and anxiety
The most effective way to overcome a phobia is by gradually and repeatedly exposing yourself to what you fear in a safe and controlled way. During this exposure process, you’ll learn to ride out the anxiety and fear until it inevitably passes. Through repeated experiences facing your fear, you’ll begin to realize that the worst isn’t going to happen; you’re not going to die or “lose it.” With each exposure, you’ll feel more confident and in control. The phobia begins to lose its power.
It’s important, to begin with a situation that you can handle, and work your way up from there, building your confidence and coping skills as you move up the “fear ladder.”
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