Definition:
Claustrophobia is type of anxiety disorder that usually involves the fear and anxiety of enclosed or confined spaces.
Diagnosis:
Diagnosis include examination by a psychologist and evaluating the symptoms as they manifest.
Treatment:
Treatment includes undergoing cognitive behavior therapy and administration of medication that is designed to limit and and lessen the anxiety and fear which is usually unfounded. Seeking help from a psychologist is also advised.
Symptoms and Signs:
Symptoms of Claustrophobia includes occurrence of panic attacks, fear and anxiety whenever a person is in an enclosed space like being in trains, elevators and aircrafts.
Causes:
Just like any other anxiety disorder, the condition of claustrophobia is caused by a fear and often psychological.
