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“What is wrong with me” is a most frequently asked question time to time. Feeling overburdened, tense, or blocked might lead to brief episodes of self-doubt or even persistent sentiments of inadequacy. Sometimes, you might ask yourself this question because you’re unsure of your ability to survive a particular circumstance. You can start feeling better …
Ego is one of the most perplexing terms in psychology. In addition to the word itself being used to refer to a variety of unique psychological processes and constructions, “ego” is a term that appears in many other psychological concepts, such as egotism, ego-defense, egocentrism, superego, ego-involved, and so forth. What does ego mean, though, …
Egoic behavior & how ego is involved in our life? Read More »
Pain is your body’s natural response to a disease or injury and is a sign that something is off. You normally stop hurting when your body heals. However, pain often lasts long after the underlying reason is gone. Pain that lasts for three to six months or longer is referred to as chronic pain. It …
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A mental illness that severely impairs both your physical and emotional health is schizophrenia. It interferes with your ideas, memory, sensations, and behavior by upsetting the way your brain functions. You might so experience difficulties in many areas of your daily life. Your relationships, whether romantic, professional, or social, are frequently ruined by untreated schizophrenia. …
Your life shouldn’t be dictated by the tragedy you’ve experienced, but PTSD makes it so. PTSD is among the many mental health issues that can be treated with BrainsWay’s non-invasive transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) technique. The therapy lessens the patients’ fear in the face of a potentially fatal circumstance, which frequently shows up as a …
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People who experience bipolar relapse are those who are euthymic, stable for a while, and who seem to be stable following weeks of treatment, among other factors. They relapse abruptly and experience another round of manic episodes or mood swings, which might take several days to return to normal. Relapses, also known as recurrences, are …
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When someone experiences hysterical amnesia, they lose memory of catastrophic events. The incapacity to remember acts as a protective mechanism in this uncommon illness against situations that elicit feelings of rejection, remorse, or shame. These days, this word is hardly used and is most commonly used to describe dissociative amnesia, which is stress– or trauma-induced …
Hysterical Amnesia: causes, signs, diagnosis, & treatment. Read More »
Using cognitive restructuring approaches, harmful ideas are disassembled and rebuilt in a more realistic and balanced manner. The majority of people occasionally have negative thought patterns, but occasionally these patterns get so ingrained that they impede relationships, success, and even general well-being. A collection of treatment methods known as cognitive restructuring assists patients in identifying …
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Although they both deal with the brain, psychiatry and neurology are distinct medical professions. Although their fields of expertise are somewhat similar, neurologists and psychiatrists treat distinct illnesses and have different educational requirements.
ketamine During the 1960s, it was discovered that NMDA antagonists. just like ketamine, more closely induced clinical symptoms of schizophrenia. than other psychotomimetic employed in previous pharmacological models of psychosis.3,4 Specifically, ketamine causes negative symptoms like decreased affect and emotional withdrawal in addition to good ones like delusions and altered perception. Its impact on healthy …
