Claustrophobia causes symptoms like trembling, sweating, and nausea when you're in a small space. It can be triggered by elevators, airplanes, tunnels, windowless rooms, and more. To treat ...

The disappearance of the OceanGate submarine – which lost contact just one hour into its journey to see the Titanic – has caused many people to feel secondhand claustrophobia. "Everything I read about ...

Phobia can make even the strongest person weak. Have you ever felt anxious about being in confined spaces like inside a trial room or public toilet where it has restricted means of entry and exit?

It is dark and you are trapped. You are kneeling in very close quarters; you discover that you cannot stand up. You extend your hands and blindly feel for the ground. You lower yourself to your hands ...

Q: Which Doctor should I Consult for Claustrophobia? A: A psychologist or psychiatrist can be consulted for Claustrophobia. A: Relaxation is the best technique to overcome panic attacks. It releases ...

Technically, claustrophobia is an excessive fear of closed spaces, Dr. Schneier says. It's a "situational phobia," so people with claustrophobia experience a variety of super fearful and anxious ...

The festive season brings warmth, celebration, and a rush of people gathering in bustling spaces. For many, this is a time of joy, but for those with claustrophobia, the excitement is often tinged ...

Everyone has their own "personal space" — the distance or boundary an individual needs to define their own comfort zone. New research suggests those who project their personal space too far beyond ...