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Autophobia: Intense Fear of Self or One’s Own Body
Autophobia (self-phobia) is a specific phobia involving intense fear/aversion to oneself—mirror reflections, own voice, self-touch. Causes severe anxiety, panic, and functional impairment. Distinct from body dysmorphic disorder or narcissism. Treatment: cognitive-behavioral therapy, exposure therapy, possibly medication.
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