What phobia is the phobia of fireworks?

Answer 1

A phobia is an irrational fear, but fireworks are a combination of two things - bright lights and loud noises. These fears are not irrational, however, and are defense reflexes all humans are born with. A fear of fireworks isn't a phobia, but a combination of rational fears based on human defense mechanisms.

Another Answer

Pyro means fire

Let's make up words for 'fear of fireworks'

Pyrovolophobia

Pyrotechnophobia

Pyromechanophobia

Corruscopyrophobia

Fulminomacrophonophobia

Answer 2

You could potentially be allergic to certain chemicals that are in colored fireworks. However, the basic ingredient of a firework is gunpowder, which is composed of potassium nitrate, carbon, and sulfur; it's not really possible to be "allergic" to any of those.

What's far more likely is that the smoke from burning fireworks irritates your nose or lungs, and you're mistaking this for being "allergic" to them.

Answer 3

The phobia of fireworks is known as ligyrophobia. It is the fear of loud noises, such as those produced by fireworks, which can cause feelings of anxiety, panic, and distress in individuals with this phobia. Therapy and relaxation techniques can help manage ligyrophobia.

Answer 4

Yes. There is a fear of fireworks phobia. The heartbeat rate increases, people tend to sweat, some people have nervous breakdown, etc.

Answer 5

Arsonphobia or Pyrophobia is the fear of fire.

But the proper name for fireworks or close fireworks is Kovtapyroergasoiphobia.