psychological disorders

The treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, known as ADHD, is done using medication, behavioral therapy or the combination of these. In the presence of symptoms that indicate this disease, it is important to consult with the pediatrician or child psychiatrist, who can guide the best treatment for each child

White lab coat syndrome is a type of psychological disorder in which the person has an increase in blood pressure at the time of the medical appointment, but their pressure is normal in other settings. In addition to increased blood pressure, other anxiety-related symptoms such as tremors, increased heart rate, and muscle tension may occur

Neurasthenia is a psychological disorder, of little cause and characterized by weakening of the nervous system, resulting in weakness, emotional exhaustion, headache and excessive fatigue, for example. Neurasthenia is usually considered as a combination of several factors, such as genetic and environmental, such as stressful routine or family problems, for example

The Electra complex is a normal phase of the psychosexual development of most girls in whom there is a great affection for the father and a feeling of rancor or ill-will toward the mother, and it may even be possible for the girl to try to compete with her mother to try gain the attention of the father

Borderline syndrome, also called borderline personality disorder, is characterized by sudden mood swings, fear of being abandoned by friends, and impulsive behaviors such as spending money wildly or binge eating, for example. Generally, people with Borderline Syndrome have times when they are stable, which alternate with psychotic outbreaks, manifesting uncontrolled behaviors

Depression in adolescence is a disease that must be taken seriously, because if not properly treated can lead to consequences such as drug abuse and suicide, which are serious problems in the life of the adolescent. Some clinical features of depression in adolescence are sadness, constant irritability, memory failure, lack of self-esteem, and feeling of worthlessness

Symptoms of anxiety may manifest on a physical level, such as a tightness in the chest and tremors or on an emotional level such as the presence of negative thoughts, worry or fear, for example, and usually several symptoms arise at the same time. These symptoms may occur in both adults and children, but the child may have more difficulty explaining what they are feeling

Usually the child who has some degree of autism has difficulty communicating and playing with other children, although there is no apparent physical change. In addition, it may also present inappropriate behaviors that are often justified by parents or family members such as hyperactivity or shyness

Anhedonia is characterized by a loss of satisfaction and interest in performing various activities, such as going out with friends, going to the movies, strolling on the beach, which were previously considered pleasant. Anhedonia is a very common symptom in depressive states and some psychiatric illnesses and the treatment usually consists of the treatment of the cause that is in its origin, that can be carried out with psychotherapy or with medicines antidepressivos

Treatment for anxiety can be done with psychotherapy and / or medications that may help decrease symptoms such as anxiety, antidepressants or beta blockers, for example, which should only be used if they are indicated by the general practitioner or psychiatrist. In addition, natural phytotherapeutic remedies based on passion fruit, valerian, chamomile or St

Urticaria is a disease that can be exacerbated by emotional stress, and is often classified popularly by nervous urticaria. However, urticaria is an exaggerated reaction of the immune system to drugs, food, infections, insect bites, extreme temperatures, sun exposure, stress, among others. This immune system reaction causes symptoms such as red-plaque-like skin lesions that are characterized by intense itching, irritation and swelling, which suddenly appear and usually disappear in less than 24 hours

The child who has difficulty eating certain foods such as meat, fruits, vegetables, having a very selective food, always eating the same, may have a psychological disorder and need psychologist-oriented treatment. It is normal for a child to have a decreased appetite by age 2, however, certain children may experience eating disorders by choosing to eat only porridge, soup, puree, or rice with beans and shredded meat, for example, by not accepting any another type of meal

Suicidal behavior usually arises as a consequence of an untreated psychological illness, such as severe depression, post-traumatic stress syndrome, or schizophrenia, for example. This type of behavior has been more and more frequent in people under 29 years of age, a cause of death more important than the HIV virus, affecting more than 12, 000 people per year in Brazil

The best way to treat binge eating is to do psychotherapy sessions to change behavior and the way you think about food, developing techniques that help you have a healthier attitude toward what you eat. However, the psychiatrist may also play an important role by prescribing remedies that help relieve compulsion so that it is easier to focus on what the psychologist or therapist is trying to teach during psychotherapy

Treatment for anorexia usually includes therapy to improve eating and body-eating behavior, and there may be a need to take anti-anxiety and depression medications, and the ingestion of dietary supplements to fill the body's nutrient deficiency. During treatment, it is very important that the family is present to support the person and understand the problems they face in anorexia

Depression remedies reduce symptoms such as sadness, loss of energy, anxiety or suicide attempts, as these drugs work in the central nervous system, increasing brain excitement, blood circulation, and serotonin production, increasing well-being. The remedies for depression are black stripe and therefore should only be used under the advice of the general practitioner or psychiatrist according to the characteristics of the patient because they have side effects and may interact with other medications that he also has to take

The treatment for anorexia nervosa mainly includes group, family and behavioral therapies, as well as personalized diet and the taking of dietary supplements, to combat the nutritional deficiencies caused by the disease that prevents the patient from feeding properly. In addition, it may be necessary to take antidepressant medications, and in more severe cases, hospital admission may be necessary for the placement of a nasogastric tube to ensure correct feeding

Antisocial Personality Disorder is a mental disorder, also known as psychopathy, which is characterized by a pattern of indifference behavior and violation of the rights of others. Generally, these people are aggressive, insensitive and have great difficulty in adapting to the rules of society, disrespecting them and violating them

Panic syndrome is a psychological disorder in which sudden and frequent bouts of extreme fear and dread occur, causing symptoms such as cold sweat and heart palpitations. These crises cause the individual not to lead a normal life, because he is afraid that the crisis will return and avoid situations of danger

The natural treatment for Panic Syndrome can be done through relaxation techniques, physical activity, acupuncture, yoga and use of natural herbs through aromatherapy and tea consumption. This syndrome is characterized by a high level of anxiety and panic attacks that arise suddenly, causing symptoms like cold sweat, heart palpitations, dizziness, tingling and tremors in the body