Symptoms of trypophobia

Trypophobia affects a person's thinking, but can lead to physical symptoms, too. Symptoms of generalized trypophobia disorder include:

Excessive, persistent worry and tension

Unrealistic view of the problem

Restlessness or feeling that you are "on the edge"

Irritability

Muscle tension

Headaches

Sweating

Difficulty in concentrating

Nausea

Frequent visits to the toilet

Fatigue

Sleep Problems

Trypophobia individuals often have other trypophobia disorders (panic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, phobias) or suffer from depression, and sometimes abused drugs or alcohol.