psychological disorders

The Accelerated Thought Syndrome is an alteration, identified by Augusto Cury, where the mind is full of thoughts, being completely full throughout the time that the person is awake, which makes concentration difficult, increases anxiety and depletes physical health and mental. Thus, the problem of this syndrome is not related to the content of thoughts, which are usually interesting, cultured and positive, but rather to their quantity and the speed with which they occur within the brain

Pyromania is a psychological disorder in which the person has a tendency to provoke fires, to feel pleasure and satisfaction in the preparation process of the fire or to observe the results and damages caused by the fire. In addition, there are still people who like to set fire to observe all the confusion of the firemen and inhabitants trying to fight the flames

The impostor syndrome is a psychological disorder in which the person can not accept and admit his achievements because he believes that all his success and success are due to luck or because someone helped. Thus, the person believes that it is a fraud, and that at any moment someone will unmask it. This syndrome is very common in young people in their early career or in people who have competitive professions, such as athletes, artists and entrepreneurs, or in professions in which people are evaluated and tested at all times, such as health and education, and tends to reach the most insecure p

The side effect of some medicines can cause depression and one of the main reasons is the decrease in the production of serotonin, which is a hormone responsible for the sense of well-being. However, this does not mean that all people who take these drugs get depressed, as this is a rare side effect

Anxiety can put on weight because it causes changes in hormone production, lowers the motivation to have a healthy lifestyle and causes bouts of binge eating, in which the individual ends up eating large quantities of food in an attempt to improve mood and reduce anxiety . Thus, it is important to identify the presence of anxiety in order to be able to start treatment and allow weight loss

In order to get out of depression, it is important for the patient to seek the help of a psychiatrist and / or psychologist, so that an effective treatment for their problem is indicated. Often during treatment the doctor resorts to the use of antidepressant medicines like Fluoxetine or Sertraline, for example

Symptoms of hysteria may improve after a crisis, however, it is common for them to come back shortly thereafter, especially in very stressful situations. Thus, to prevent symptoms of hysteria from recurring frequently, it is advisable to consult a psychologist for a long-term treatment that helps develop ways of dealing with stressful moments without the appearance of hysterical symptoms

Dysthymia, also called a bad mood disorder, is a type of chronic depression where the individual has symptoms of mild depression on most days for at least 2 years, and it is difficult for the individual to know what led him to this state depressive disorder. This disease can be diagnosed by a psychiatrist, psychologist or psychoanalyst, but there are some clues that help in its diagnosis

One of the treatment options for autism is music therapy because it uses music in all its forms with active or passive participation of the autistic, achieving good results. Through music therapy the autistic can communicate in a non-verbal way expressing their feelings and, because in the sessions the important thing is to participate and not only achieve some result, it develops the self-esteem

Post-traumatic stress is a psychological disorder that causes excessive fear after very shocking, frightening or dangerous situations such as participating in a war, being abducted, robbed or suffering from domestic violence, for example. In addition, in some cases, the disorder can also happen due to a sudden change in life, such as losing someone very close

Depression is usually caused by some disturbing or stressful situation that occurs in life, such as death of a relative, financial problems, or divorce. However, it can also be triggered by the use of some medicines, such as Prolopa, or in case of serious diseases such as cancer or HIV, for example. Depression can occur in men and women of all ages, but it can also affect adolescents or the elderly, and the top 5 reasons for depression include: 1

The disease craze is a psychological disorder where there is an intense and obsessive concern for health. Excessive health concern, need to go to the doctor too often, not to accept the doctor's opinion and obsess over seemingly harmless symptoms are some of the signs of hypochondriasis, also known as the "disease craze

The term alcoholic blackout refers to the temporary loss of memory that is caused by excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages. This alcoholic amnesia is caused by an injury that alcohol does in the central nervous system, which leads to oblivion of what happened during the time of the drunkenness

Psychosis is a psychological disorder in which the person's mental state is altered. The psychotic individual lives in two worlds simultaneously, in the real world and in his imaginary, but he can not differentiate them and often they merge. The main symptom of psychosis is delusions. Individuals in a state of psychosis can not distinguish reality from fantasy, usually do not know how to situate themselves in time and space and have many schisms

Broken Heart Syndrome, also known as Takotsuba Cardiomyopathy, is a rare condition that causes heart attack-like symptoms, such as chest pain, shortness of breath, or tiredness, and which occurs in periods of high emotional stress, such as during a seizure or after the death of a relative, for example

Increased consumption of omega-3-rich foods, as well as the consumption of omega-3s in capsules, are helpful in preventing and fighting depression and anxiety as it improves mood and mood control, thereby reducing depressive symptoms, sleep disturbances and lack of sexual appetite are common symptoms in depressed people

Clinical vampirism, also popularly known as Renfield Syndrome, is a psychological disorder related to an obsession with blood. This is a serious but rare disorder, about which there are few scientific studies. People with this syndrome may have different symptoms, including an uncontrollable need to ingest blood, a desire to injure themselves and cut themselves to suck their own blood, always accompanied by great satisfaction or pleasure during or shortly after the ingestion of blood

Asperger's syndrome, Asperger's disorder or Asperger's disorder, is a psychological disorder, similar to autism, whose main characteristic is the difficulty in interacting with other people, presenting some problems in maintaining relationships. Asperger's Syndrome is most commonly found in boys and is diagnosed around 3 years of age

Some symptoms of eating disorders are: Finding that you are overweight even if you have a BMI that is adequate or below ideal, Lack of appetite, followed by moments of gluttony, Do not wear clothing that exposes the body, Excessively use laxatives and diuretics, Frequent trips to the bathroom shortly after meals, Little interest in affective relationships, Carry out very strict diets, Anxiety and depression

Postpartum depression is a psychological disorder that can occur right after the baby is born or until the baby is 6 months old. It can be classified as being mild or transient and can become severe by initiating a psychotic neurosis that requires medical treatment. Symptoms of Postpartum Depression The most common symptoms of postpartum depression are: persistent discouragement, feelings of guilt, difficulty sleeping, suicidal thoughts, excessive fear of hurting the baby, decreased appetite and libido, obsessive ideas and behavior change