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What to do if i have a major fear of dead human bodies, but not any other living thing. is this necrophobia?
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Yes - necrophobia: Consider Cognitive Behavior, Behavioral Therapy, Psychotherapy, Exposure therapy or hypnosis.
Answered 6/22/2014
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