Peeing phobia, medically known as nervous atresia. Peeing phobia is when you go to the toilet, usually nothing happens to you, as long as there is someone next to you will immediately get nervous, thinking that others are laughing at you yes, urine will not come out. The main cause of this disease is caused by excessive mental tension. Tension is the strengthening of the body’s response to external things in both the mental and physical aspects. Good changes, such as marriage, children; bad, such as divorce, waiting for a job, will make people nervous over time. The degree of tension is often proportional to the size of life changes. Too much mental tension leads to. Tension is the body in the mental and physical aspects of the strengthening of the response to external things. The degree of tension is often proportional to the magnitude of life changes. Tension causes restless sleep, inability to think and concentrate, headaches, palpitations, abdominal and back pain, and fatigue. Ordinary nervousness is temporary. Sudden tension is a feeling of fear. Phobia is also one of the diseases that cause pee phobia. Phobia (phobic neurosis) is a neurological disorder in which the symptoms of terror are the main clinical phase. The patient has an intense and unnecessary fear of certain specific objects, accompanied by avoidance behavior. The object of fear may be single or multiple, such as animals, squares, closed rooms, ascents, or social events. Patients are aware that their reactions are irrational, but they have difficulty controlling them and they recur. The onset of the disease is more common in youth and old age, and more common in women. The prevalence in the general population is reported abroad as 77permil;, and the average of the prevalence in surveys around China is about 2permil.