Dissociative amnesia, known before as psychogenic amnesia, is a condition in which people cannot recall valuable information about their life. People who suffer from a traumatic or stressful event in life often develop dissociative amnesia. In some extreme cases, people may be unable to recall...
Disruptive mood disorder or disruptive mood dysregulation disorder is a form of chronic, severe, persistent irritability in children, whereas persistent mood disorder or persistent depressive disorder is a long-term form of chronic depression. The treatment for disruptive mood disorder and persistent mood disorder in Kansas...
Asperger’s Syndrome, viewed as a separate condition before, is now part of the autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This change occurred in 2013 when the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) changed its classification. Medical professionals classify this condition as a high-functioning type of ASD....
Cyclothymic disorder, a milder form of bipolar disorder, are episodes of hypomanic symptoms — elevated mood and euphoria — and depressive symptoms that prolong for at least two years. Medical professionals do not classify this disorder as a full-blown hypomanic or depressive episode because the...
Delirium, classified as an abrupt change in the brain, causes emotional disruption and mental confusion. It makes it difficult for a person diagnosed with delirium to think, recall, sleep, stay attentive, and more. However, fever can be temporary and treatable.
It’s an understatement to say that Attention Deficit Hyper Disorder (ADHD) can disturb your life as an adult. From your career to the romantic and domestic aspects of your life- all can be adversely affected due to this mental health condition. To understand the urgency of...
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental illness. Anyone suffering from OCD has; Obsessions - unwanted thoughts regarding disease and dirt, the occurrence of terrible things, violence, sex, or religious themes Compulsion – the overwhelming urge to perform different activities like checking, praying, counting, and cleaning Mental...
General Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is characterized by excessive worry about several things. Anyone suffering from GAD usually anticipates disaster and gets overly concerned about health, money, work, family, etc. These patients are unable to control their worries. They might worry and expect the...
Asperger's syndrome is characterized as a distinct autism spectrum disorder. People suffering from this syndrome usually have average to above-average intelligence. However, they typically face difficulties in social interactions, and they often have absorbing pervasive interests in some particular topics. The degree of symptoms' severity varies...
