psychological disorders

Some children are less affectionate and have difficulty giving and receiving affection, seeming to be a bit cold, as they develop a psychological defense, which can be caused by traumatic or difficult situations, such as being abandoned by parents or suffering from domestic violence, for example. This psychological defense is a disorder called Reactive Attachment Disorder, which often arises in the wake of child abuse or abuse and is more common in children living in orphanages due to their poor emotional relationship with their biological parents

Cotard's Syndrome, also called Ambulatory Corpse Syndrome or Delirium of Negation, is a rare psychological disorder in which the person believes that he is dead or that his organs are rotting. The causes of Cotard Syndrome are associated with changes in certain areas of the brain related to personality, brain atrophy, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, migraine or cases of prolonged depression

The treatment for Asperger's Syndrome consists of sessions of psychotherapy 1 to 2 times a week, with the aim of teaching the patient to interact with the others, avoiding the isolation. Treatment should begin soon after diagnosis, which usually occurs between 4 and 14 years of age, although some cases are identified later in adulthood

Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder in which the patient ingests an uncontrolled amount of food in an act of binge eating and then becomes repentant and tries to compensate for this exaggeration by causing his own vomiting, for example. To compensate for the exaggerated food intake the bulimic usually causes the own vomit but also uses other strategies like: Stay for long periods without eating anything

The complications of bulimia, such as hoarseness due to gastric reflux, inflammation of the esophagus and cavities and tooth wear, occur mainly due to the induction of vomiting, which in addition to food also expels present acid from the stomach. Thus, constant contact of the esophagus, throat, mouth, and teeth with gastric acid causes lesions and wounds that will only heal when the disease is controlled and vomiting stops

Alcoholic Anorexia, also known as drunkorexia, is a eating disorder characterized by the ingestion of alcoholic beverages in place of foods to avoid calorie intake and weight loss. This eating disorder can lead to the onset of common anorexia or bulimia, with the difference that in this case the sick person drinks alcohol to reduce hunger and cause nausea and nausea

Excessive and abusive use of social networks such as Facebook can cause sadness, envy, loneliness and dissatisfaction with life, while addiction is fueled by fear of being left out or losing something. The accumulation of these negative feelings can cause psychological problems such as excessive stress, anxiety or depression, which is a problem for people who use the social network more than 1 hour a day

Uncontrolled anger, excessive anger and sudden fury may be signs of Hulk Syndrome, a psychological disorder in which there is a lack of control of anger, and may be accompanied by verbal and physical aggressions that may harm the person or others nearby. This disorder, also known as Intermittent Explosive Disorder , usually affects individuals with constant problems at work or in personal life, and their treatment can be done with the use of humoral medications and with the accompaniment of a psychologist

To control the urge to steal you should treat yourself with a psychiatrist, who will identify the problem and use drugs that help prevent thefts, such as antidepressants, anticonvulsants and medicines to control anxiety. In addition, cognitive-behavioral therapies also need to be developed to develop methods that help the individual control and avoid theft, such as phrases that recall the guilt felt after the robbery and the danger of stealing

To control a panic attack or anxiety attacks, it is important to breathe deeply, go to a place where you feel safe and if possible take some fresh air, always trying to stay calm. Also, it is also very important not to focus your attention on the anxiety, discomfort, nausea, restlessness and tremors you may be experiencing

Childhood anxiety can manifest itself from the earliest years of life, if it is an insecure child or if you are facing a new situation and do not know how to deal with it. It is common for a child to experience anxiety symptoms when the parents separate, when they change their home, change schools or when a loved one dies, and therefore in these situations parents should be aware of the behavior of the child, checking if he is happy and comfortable with the situation

Treatment for Alice's syndrome in Wonderland helps decrease the number of times symptoms appear, however, this is only possible when you can identify the cause of the problem. In most cases, the symptoms of Alice's syndrome in wonderland are triggered by a strong migraine and so it is possible to prevent them from arising again through some care such as light meals, avoiding too much coffee and exercising, which prevent the development of migraine

Some healthy people wish to be amputated because they have a syndrome called Identity Disorder and Body Integrity. In this psychological disorder people, despite being apparently healthy, are not happy with their own body and want to amputate an arm or leg, or even become blind. These people have shown dissatisfaction with their own body since childhood and this can lead them to cause accidents to lose the part of the body that they feel is 'left over'

To identify bulimia, it is important to be alert for physical signs such as scars or calluses on the knuckles, fingers to induce vomiting, and behavioral signs such as using the bathroom after meals. In addition, wear of teeth and cavities can be observed in patients with bulimia or frequent use of laxatives and diuretics

The Capgras Syndrome, or Capgras delirium, is a psychological disorder where the individual has the illusion that a friend, companion, family member or pets have been replaced by look-alikes or alleged "imposters." Capgras syndrome patients recognize familiar faces, but still believe that person is an impostor

Compulsive consumerism is a very common psychological disorder that reveals lack and difficulty in interpersonal relationships. People who buy many things, which are often unnecessary, may suffer from more severe emotional problems and should seek some form of treatment. This problem affects women more than men and tends to appear around the age of 18

The treatment for a psychological trauma will depend on the severity of the impact caused on the individual, but in general, it is done with psychotherapy, through conversations about the subject, the so-called resilience. In some cases medications may be prescribed to reduce anxiety, to combat depression, and to help sleep better

Stockholm syndrome is a psychological disorder that affects people who have been abducted, prisoners of war, people under house arrest, victims of abuse, as well as domestic violence. In this syndrome, the victim does not have the correct view of reality and defends their aggressors in order to protect themselves

Selective amnesia is the inability to remember all events that occurred in a given period. Selective amnesia may be only partial, and is classified as selective lacunar amnesia, and is characterized by the oblivion of some details of the occurrence, but it may also be more subtle and go unnoticed. In general, "forgotten" memories tend to regress gradually, as the individual lowers their stress level and is able to cope better with the situation

Psychogenic amnesia is a temporary loss of memory, which causes the individual to forget passages of events due to some psychological trauma, which can be aerial accidents, assaults, rapes or any other traumatic event. Individuals with this type of amnesia may have difficulty remembering recent events and even events that occurred before the trauma