I have fears of metal, sand (or other gritty substances), holes (pretty much only organic looking ones like barnacles, beehives, skin pores), nail trauma (broken or bent), windows (especially at night), and the dark (when it is nighttime and especially when walking around corners/past obscured things like doors and closets).
These first three cause more uneasiness and sick feeling than of panic.
Metallophobia is the fear of metal. I have had this my entire life. I hate the smell, the taste, and the sound. Yes, I think blood is really gross because of it. I go out of my way to cover my hands when touching metal things because the lingering smell on my hands makes me sick. The sound of it, such as when people bite their eating utensils (I hate that) or scrape it together, makes me want to vomit. Imagining/describing all of this makes me cringe and get goosebumps. I try my best to obtain plastic forks and knives when I can. Eating in a group of people is horrible, and I often will carefully time when I take sips (just loud enough to try and mask the sound of people biting their forks) rather than focusing on eating. Scissors are horrible. Coin money is horrible. Swordfights are horrible. And ... the dentist.
Eremikophobia is the fear of sand. This developed later in my life when I touched bags of sand and it gave me a feeling of a gag reflex in my throat. I began to be terrified of getting sand underneath my nails, which is related to my fear of nail trauma. I have nightmares about walking through sand and getting it in my shoes or stuck to my skin. I do remember when I was a kid becoming very anxious when sand would stick to my legs when I left the water. Getting it in my mouth also made me very panicky.
Trypophobia is the fear of holes. It just makes me feel so uneasy to see them. Perfectly spaced holes do not really bother me. It's the holes that cluster and are uneven and asymmetrical that make me feel horrified. Skin pores, skin grafts, barnacles, certain fungi, corals, that horrible frog whose babies hatch out of the skin. I am not sure if this is related, but I am also very scared of dropping important things in a hole and never getting them back. This used to give me panic attacks when I would walk into an elevator over that gap. I've never experienced dropping something down there, but the very idea of doing so scared me so much. I don't panic about that anymore, but I definitely do think that every time.
The fear of nail trauma has no name. Anything happening to my nails, like them breaking or bending, will send me into an immediate panic attack.
Defenestraphobia is the fear of windows. Mine manifests itself at night. I think it was caused by me reading a lot of scary stories regarding things looking in through the window. I really avoid windows at night, but that is a problem since there is a window above the sink where I get water at night. I imagine a horrifying face popping up in the window or watching me without me being able to see it until it is right in my face. I think this is directly related to my nyctophobia and my slight fear of mirrors at night.
Nyctophobia is the fear of the dark. I have to try and calm myself when walking into my room in the dark because my heart will begin to race and I am so scared of reaching for the light and there being a hand there. Or of me walking and there being something following me in the dark. Or of something popping out of a hidden space in the dark. This is where my other fears of Jeff the Killer popping up at the end of my bed and of checking behind doors and shower curtains come from.
And finally, blenders or garbage disposals. I have been having nightmares most of my life about people putting my hands or other limbs into them and turning them on. The concept makes me so sick to my stomach.
My assorted fears are things that I do not have a specific terms for and do not elicit a panic response but more of a sick feeling.. These are things like my fear of the last thing I say to someone (for example, dying words or final goodbyes), hurting other people, baking (because of multiple negative experiences such as teasing from family and causing a fire that hurt someone, relating to the previously mentioned fear), failure, hospitals, dentists (directly caused by my metallophobia), the sound of other people coughing/sniffling (although this is less of a fear and more of misophonia where it makes me fill with intense rage), people touching me, strong smells and lights, and not being able to leave a loud place (this one does give me panic attacks).
EDIT: Oh yeah, and seeing blood go out of my body when blood is taken.
I have so many fears. The list goes on for a very long time.