Emetophobia And Depression

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Although Emetophobia or fear of vomiting is common, I have never heard of it nor know anyone who fears voting/ fear seeing other vomit. I was reading an article and I came across this comment. “I'm a long-time sufferer and still trying to recover. This article is pretty good, but it should perhaps also mention the depression that can go along with emetophobia. I'm very isolated because of my fear, I can't get out that often, most of my friends live a long distance away from me, and I can't get out to meet new people because I'm afraid of catching things. Similarly, my severe and constant anxiety meant that I had to give up work, so I'm stuck at home a lot of the time. I can't go out to eat, even going to the cinema is a stressful experience

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