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Phobia Quiz › Hemophobia

Hemophobia test

Hemophobia is a fear of blood that, unlike most phobias, can cause blood pressure to drop and lead to fainting.

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What is hemophobia?

Hemophobia is a fear of blood that, unlike most phobias, can cause blood pressure to drop and lead to fainting.

Common signs and symptoms

  • Feeling faint, dizzy, or actually fainting at the sight of blood
  • Avoiding medical settings, tests, or first aid
  • Anxiety about injuries, your own or others'
  • Nausea or clamminess when blood is mentioned or shown
  • Avoiding films or images involving blood

When does it become a phobia?

Squeamishness about blood is common. It becomes a phobia when the reaction is severe, including fainting, and leads you to avoid important medical care or everyday situations.

Why are people afraid?

Blood, injury, and injection fears share a unique two-stage physical response: arousal followed by a sharp drop in blood pressure that causes fainting. This vasovagal response, often run in families, can make people understandably avoid the trigger.

Blood-injection-injury phobias affect an estimated 3 to 4 percent of people and are notable for the fainting response that sets them apart from other phobias.

What helps

Phobias are among the most treatable conditions, usually through gradual, supported exposure. Learn how phobias are treated, or let Bia build you a personalized plan.

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