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Suggest Treatment For Abnormal And Suspicious Behaviour
dear sir, my wife age is 42, she has short sleep,high pb, and became as a suspecious patients,thinking always about my son s study,some time she behaives very well and time not and she forgot her last speaking means ,no similiarity with her talking,and always thinking some body would takes her flats key or some time she wanted to go for asking keys of our flat.Now some time midnight she try to get down ground floor, watch some thing and come back . so sir what should i do ,please advice? my email id is -- YYYY@YYYY
Tue, 2 Sep 2014
Hello and thanks for your query.
I understand that you are concerned about your wife's abnormal and suspicious behaviour. From your description of her symptoms, it appears that she is having delusional beliefs and this seems to be the cause for her suspiciousness. This and the other symptoms of irrelevant talk and abnormal behaviour are indicative of a mental illness called Psychosis.
Your wife needs a detailed psychological assessment by a Psychiatrist in order to conform the diagnosis and plan further treatment. Effective treatment is available with antipsychotic medication. So, please take her to a Psychiatrist as early as possible.
Regards,
Dr. Jonas Sundarakumar
Consultant Psychiatrist
I understand that you are concerned about your wife's abnormal and suspicious behaviour. From your description of her symptoms, it appears that she is having delusional beliefs and this seems to be the cause for her suspiciousness. This and the other symptoms of irrelevant talk and abnormal behaviour are indicative of a mental illness called Psychosis.
Your wife needs a detailed psychological assessment by a Psychiatrist in order to conform the diagnosis and plan further treatment. Effective treatment is available with antipsychotic medication. So, please take her to a Psychiatrist as early as possible.
Regards,
Dr. Jonas Sundarakumar
Consultant Psychiatrist
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