A condition in which a person feels uncomfortable in the crowded places, malls and using public transportation because he supposes himself unsafe in such places and imagines if an emergency situation occurs, no one will be there for his help thus leaving him helpless and embraced. Most of the time agoraphobia person is followed by panic attacks, in which person feels fast heartbeat rate, sweating, pressurized and even faintness occurs. It can be treated through counselling and proper medical checkups. Urinalysis is done in order to compare the level of specific gravity of urine with that of water for the purpose of monitoring any abnormality present in kidneys functioning. For this purpose dipstick test is done in this survey by dipping strips in the urine which changed their colour according to the intensity oof abnormality. After comparing the results we supposed there is some relation present in agoraphobia and urine specific gravity.