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My grandma is so afraid of elevators, dark and closed places. one time we rode on a dark street and she was very anxious. suggest treatment at home?
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Claustrophobia: A fear of enclosed or dark spaces is not rare, and my be the best known phobia. I'm not a mental health expert, so I suggest she discuss this with her primary doctor. If severe enough to disrupt her life, then management or a mental health consult may be necessary. Good luck.
Answered 8/25/2014
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