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Having Mental Block, Curses Everybody Who Oppose. Hated By Everybody. Solution?
My daughter is having problem , may be mental block,from many years .Though noticed it, we thought it is a passing phase that will be overcome. She is 32 years old, married ,having 2 kids aging 6 and 2. Now her husband & kids are suffering. At the outset she is sweet, cool, intelligent,creative and beautiful. Though right many a time,she thinks she is always right and others are fools.She wants everything in her way,otherwise she screams,scolds,curses using foul words, threatens to go to police or women helping centres. Also threatens that she will go away somewhere and she does not want anybody. Everyone is scared of her and hate her. I am very very worried for her that she may take drastic steps.She beleaves everybody who speaks sweetly to her,or talks to her according to the way she thinks, otherwise they are cursed. I want somebody to put her back to the normal track.
Wed, 2 Jan 2013
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We live in a world where every human being is different. Everybody cant be the same. By the description you have given, it appears that your daughter has some awkward way of behaving which is causing you some trouble, distress and concern. Considering that it has stayed pervasively right from her childhood, there is possibility of her having a personality disorder. In that case, she can be helped only by her own will. Psychotherapy has shown some benefit in such kind of problems, how ever it is a long process and will take a lot of time and efforts. Unfortunately, there is no shortcut to this problem. maybe talking down to her together and requesting her to seek some help, may help her.
Hope i am able to solve your query!
We live in a world where every human being is different. Everybody cant be the same. By the description you have given, it appears that your daughter has some awkward way of behaving which is causing you some trouble, distress and concern. Considering that it has stayed pervasively right from her childhood, there is possibility of her having a personality disorder. In that case, she can be helped only by her own will. Psychotherapy has shown some benefit in such kind of problems, how ever it is a long process and will take a lot of time and efforts. Unfortunately, there is no shortcut to this problem. maybe talking down to her together and requesting her to seek some help, may help her.
Hope i am able to solve your query!
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Acording to her symptoms she is having mood disorder-Manic type can be treated and will remain under control but needs investigation to rule out other cause. Treatment with antipsychotic and mood stabiliser medicine like olanzapine or quitiapine and lamotrazine,divalproex sodium.
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Thanks for your query. I can understand your concern for your daughter. The symptoms of mood instability, threatening gestures for many years point towards an abnormal personality profile- what we call as cluster "B" personalities. Hence, she requires a through psychiatric evaluation focusing on her personality. Following this appropriate medication to stabilise her mood swings and psychotherapy can be initiated. Hope you found the information useful.
Regards
Dr Sundar Gnanavel
Consultant psychiatrist
Thanks for your query. I can understand your concern for your daughter. The symptoms of mood instability, threatening gestures for many years point towards an abnormal personality profile- what we call as cluster "B" personalities. Hence, she requires a through psychiatric evaluation focusing on her personality. Following this appropriate medication to stabilise her mood swings and psychotherapy can be initiated. Hope you found the information useful.
Regards
Dr Sundar Gnanavel
Consultant psychiatrist
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