In childrenĬhildren experience phobia symptoms in different ways. This response isn’t common with other specific phobias. Some 80 percent of people with BII phobia experience a vasovagal response, according to a 2014 survey. When this happens, you may feel dizzy or faint. A vasovagal response means you have a drop in your heart rate and blood pressure in response to a trigger, such as the sight of blood. Hemophobia is unique because it also produces what’s called a vasovagal response.
detachment from self or feeling “unreal”.overwhelming need to escape situations where blood is involved.feeling nauseated around blood or injury.Physical symptoms triggered by this phobia may include: Some people may feel symptoms after thinking about blood or certain medical procedures, like a blood test. With hemophobia, symptoms may be triggered by seeing blood in real life or on television. Phobias of all types share similar physical and emotional symptoms.
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