Cotard syndrome

Cotard syndrome

In this rare psychiatric disorder, the affected believed to have died, or has lost blood or an internal organ. This delirium can be dangerous because the deranged can act unpredictably. Often these behaviors are associated with nihilists and hypochondriacal personalities.Cotard syndrome is named after Jules Cotard, who was the first doctor who diagnosed this strange condition. He described the different phases of the disorder in a letter written in Paris in the 1880 thesis.

People affected by the syndrome Cotard refuse social contact and neglect their personal well-being. Its cause often lies in neurological or mental pathologies, and is associated with derealization and depression.

Tourette syndrome

 

 

 Tourette syndrome

Tourette's syndrome people suffer from involuntary movements.It's like you're sitting and suddenly you start to move your arm, like a nervous tic. You want to control it but can not. In this syndrome, the symptoms come and go without a logical sequence.

In some patients the frequency increases with repeated movements over the years, in others however this does not happen.

Capgras syndrome

Capgras syndrome

This is a rare disorder Recognize That Prevents people.

More Specifically, it Prevents people Recognize faces and identification identify them as relatives or close friends.

Can you imagine what it would be if you Could not, for example, to associate the face of your husband or wife with the image you're seeing?

Hypochondria

 Hypochondriacs
 

What is hypochondria?

The essential feature of hypochondria is the worry and fear to suffer, or the conviction of having a serious illness, from personal interpretation of some bodily sensation or other sign that appears in the body. It may be, for example, moles, small wounds, coughs, even heartbeat, involuntary movements, or not very clear physical sensations. Although the doctor says you have nothing, the hypochondriac only stays quiet for a while, but reconsiders concern. To understand more deeply you can see the page on which the underlying psychological processes are described in hypochondria.

Stress and anxiety

Stress and anxiety

Stress is a feeling of physical or emotional stress. It can come from any situation or thought that makes you feel frustrated, angry or nervous.

Stress is your body's reaction to a challenge or demand. In small episodes stress can be positive, as when it helps to avoid danger or meet a deadline. But when stress lasts a long time, it can damage your health.