The word agoraphobia means “fear of open spaces”; however, the essence of agoraphobia is a fear of panic attacks. If you suffer from agoraphobia, you are afraid of being in situations from which escape might be difficult—or in which help might be unavailable—if you suddenly had a panic attack.

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Fear of embarrassment plays a key role. Most agoraphobics fear not only having panic attacks but what other people will think should they be seen having a panic attack.

It is common for agoraphobics to avoid a variety of situations. Some of the more common ones include:




In a mild case: 
You might feel uncomfortable in confined situations but not actually avoid them. You continue to work or shop on your own, but do not want to go far from home.

In a moderate case: 
You might start to avoid some situations, such as public transportation, elevators, driving far from home, or being in restaurants.

On the environmental side, certain types of childhood circumstances predispose a child to agoraphobia. These include growing up with parents who are
1) Perfectionist and overcritical
2) Overprotective, and/or
3) Overly anxious to the point of communicating to their child that the world is a “dangerous place.”