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The extreme fear of paper.

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Papyro is Greek and means "paper".  Phobos is also Greek and means "deep dread".

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Some signs include shaking, rapid breathing, increased heart rate, dry mouth, and nausea at the sight or thought of paper. The person may also have a panic attack, which includes the urge to flee, crying, and screaming. Suffers believe that something bad will happen to them if they come in contact with paper, and in their minds, may see images of death.

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Because the person experiences a "fight or flight" response at the sight or thought of paper, this nervousness could cause the person to be embarrassed in public. This could hinder their relationships, as to they receive ridicule from others. Having a job that deals with paper can become so difficult to the extent that the person is forced to quit.

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It can be treated with cognitive behavioral therapy, neuro linguistic reprogramming, and hypnotherapy. Another effective method is systematic desensitization, where the patient is gradually exposed to paper by a therapist.

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Olesen, Jacob, et al. “Fear of Paper Phobia - Papyrophobia.” FearOf.net, 11 Oct. 2015, www.fearof.net/fear-of-paper-phobia-papyrophobia/.