But the medical world hasn’t yet embraced the phobia as real ... The other was a close-up of a lotus-flower seedpod — a flat-faced pod pocked with small holes. Most of the students were ...

That includes honeycomb, lotus flower seeds ... skin trypophobics get when looking at harmless hole patterns. Simon English also thinks the phobia has been around for a while.

How about honeycombs? Or strawberries? If so, you might have trypophobia − the fear of clusters of small holes. Though rare as far as phobias go, this particular one can still be severely ...

and not only of holes. The phobia isn't even recognized by the psychological community and is not, for most, a true phobia in the diagnosable sense. "Trypophobia is more akin to disgust than to ...

The phobia is a severe revulsion to the sight of a cluster of holes in an irregular pattern, and the AHS makers have featured it all over their new ads. One of the shots shows a creepy woman ...

Trypophobia - or the fear of holes - may not be a real phobia after all, a new study has suggested. The term, which was first coined in 2005 and made its rounds on social media, has quickly become ...

A strange phobia makes people feel panicked or ill at the sight of holes, and new research hints at the cause. In people who suffer from trypophobia, the sight of soap bubbles, aerated chocolate ...

Trypophobia, the fear of clustered patterns of irregular holes, is the most Googled phobia in Maryland, with over 145,000 searches. The list of Maryland’s most Googled phobias was compiled by ...

Sounds more creepy than weird, right? health People who suffer from this phobia have a fear of small holes, and usually associate these with danger. You know, say, a honeycomb, a sponge ...

She mentioned a fear of holes - things like honeycomb and a particular flower. "It was more of a general feeling of disgust - it doesn't look very nice does it? "For a lot of people with phobias ...