Psychotic personality traits
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schizophrenoform disorder, r/o psychotic disorder NOS, r/o MDD chronic with psychotic features, r/o alcohol abuse, partner relation problem Axis 2: no diagnosis with paranoid traits Axis 3 deferred
Several months after discharge diagnosis (not by doctor who gave second opinion) amended to Axsis 1: MDD, in remission, r/o depression due to general medical condition (vestibular injury), adjustment disorder with depression/anxiety, partner relation problems, alcohol abuse.
Is it possible that I have these traits but not a full-blown personality disorder? I can accept I have some traits I may wish I didn't and need to work on them, but I the worst aspects of narcissism just seem to point to a much worse person than I believe myself to be.
recurrent major depressive disorder, schizo-affective disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, narcissistic personality disorder, borderline personality disorder, antisocial personality disorder, avoidance disorder. I have had all of these disorders except schizophrenia at one time or another in the last seven decades. Some of these disorders were officially diagnosed by a psychiatrist and some were not.
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This does not mean that all Bipolar I patients have psychotic episodes and that a Bipolar II personality cannot have a psychcotic episode.
There are too many factors involved to accurately determine who will and will not have an episode.
I'm diagnosised as Bipolar I with psychotic features but I'm not in a constant state of psychosis. Actually, most of the time I am not.
OCD is NOT a personality trait, it's an anxiety disorder which has NOTHING to do with the personality, which is why it's generally described as ego dystonic (the person views it as incompatible with their personality).
"This personality trait, my obsession with things, is very hard for my girlfriend to understand and deal with.
I strongly recommend that you try not to get lost in the jungle of the jargon of our profession. the person you described had a paranoid psychotic episode, and is now in remission, with a paranoid personality. You don't have to invoke the schizophrenic idea to fit the facts of this case.....
ever since I had my psychotic episode my personality has changed. I used to be bubbly and outgoing and now im always depressed and never interact with others. Will my old personality ever come back?
Im going through a sexual orientation ocd and when i have my worst days i feel like gay people can see something in me that tells them im gay, its a bit like mind reading, i believe other kinds of ocd that are based on personality traits may have this as a symptom as well
If you are happy go lucky, your child may be. Personality traits can run in families. But having good or bad things in pregnancy does not define the personality or disposition of a baby.
14 years old is indeed young but it might be psychotic episodes or something somehow leading to bi-polarity as it could be and it is very likely, that is is schizo but at this age who knows if she's just shizotypal or schizoid, well you wanna know if it's a personality disorder or a psychotic disorder. In females real psychotic disorders tend to appear later than in men, who are starting to get symptoms between adolescence and early adulthood.
I was previously dianosed with bipolar disoder, but after a year of counseling and a big improvement I was told it was not actually bipolar. My doctor told me that she believed a personality disorder played into it, while my counselor told me that she did not think so, only that I had depression, anxiety, and some character traits. Now, whenever I get upset about something, which is really only during PMS I fear I have borderline personality disorder and become somewhat obsessed with it.
Can depression change someone's personality? I can't recognise my mother and I don't know what to do and how to take it. She is now 63 years old and she was diagnosed with a depression about to 10 years ago. She was extremly down at the time, used to cry a lot and it was clear that hse was very unhappy wiith her life. She started on a medication and things were more or less stable till 5 years ago when her own mother died.
m bipolar, have mixed personality traits ,anxiety disorder , post tramatic stress disorder ,borderline personality disorder.and I just don't remember what else. I was doing alright while I had medicaid so I could see the Dr ,the therapist ,and go to the group meetings. but when my governor haley barbor cut the medicaid benifits for mental illnesses,I haven't been able to go to anything but the Dr to get my meds. since. so for nearly 4 years I've been barely staying alive.
with CHF the cognitive function deminishes one gets forgetful repeats things also the heavy meds do influence the mood and with all the stress worry does not get any better
also all people have their personality and sometimes the not so nice traits are enhanced when cardiac trouble hits
I think the thing is personality disorders are sort of just magnifications of personality traits to an extreme... because everyone is like that to some degree, if that makes sense. So you can see yourself in all of them, but it's not actually clinically significant. I imagine there isn't a way to quiz yourself over the internet (or without a professional who knows what they're doing) because the only difference is that it's not clinically significant, therefore not a disorder.
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