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Anonymous users2024-02-06When many friends are brushing a certain shake, they often see someone scolding a person for being called fairy paranoia, what does this fairy paranoia mean?
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Manifestations of paranoia:
l) Personality changes: For example, people who used to be enthusiastic and gregarious become cold to others, distant from others, withdrawn and unsociable, silent, like to be alone, avoid relatives and friends and have hostility, live a lazy life, and are undisciplined. Or the originally well-bred person becomes disrespectful, tantrum, and rude to others.
2) Neurotic symptoms: such as headache, insomnia, fatigue, poor concentration, emotional instability, decreased ability to work and study, and hysterical-like manifestations.
3) Emotional changes: early emotional changes are often manifested as high mood, complacency, arrogance, nosy, big talk, boasting, doing things from beginning to end, and tantrums; or depressed, depressed, depressed, sad, sighing, self-blame, pessimistic and misanthropic, and even suicidal; or mood swings, anxiety and nervousness, lack of adaptive emotional communication, etc.; Or self-appreciation, self-talk, crying and laughing for no reason, etc.
4) Behavior change: some people show strange movements and behaviors, with increased movements, rigid repetition, and no purpose; Some are sluggish in their manners, lazy in life, unable to work and take care of household chores; Some people collect some meaningless items, and even carry some unnecessary things such as fruit peels and waste paper; Some people repeatedly wash or perform stereotypical ritual-like movements.
5) Lack of concentration and memory loss: distracted or sluggish, easy to forget, lost three or four, and work efficiency decreases.
6) Sensitive and suspicious: If someone suspects others of speaking ill of themselves, what others say and do. Every move is insinuated against him, and even thinks that the content on TV, radio, and newspapers is also related to him; Some people feel that their colleagues, neighbors, and even parents and brothers are hurting her, and they are afraid and uneasy; Some people feel that everything around them has become unfavorable to him, has some special meaning, etc.
This kind of person always has a firm belief in his own concept, and no persuasion or explanation from others can change his opinion.
So to sum up, it's not a slight delusion at most, it's too stressful, pay more attention to rest.
Above, I hope it will be helpful to you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Hypochondriacal neurosis is also known as hypochondriasis. This is a psychopathological concept that is overly concerned about one's physical health, worried, or convinced that one or more physical diseases are suffered, often complains of certain discomforts, repeatedly seeks medical treatment, and cannot confirm the existence of the disease after a variety of examinations. It is a neurosis in which the whole mind and body are occupied by doubts, worries, and fears that arise from unrealistic and pathological explanations of one's own feelings or signs.
It is characterized by excessive concern for one's own health and prejudices that are difficult to eliminate. The patient suspects that he or she has a disease that does not actually exist, and the doctor's explanation and objective examination are not enough to dispel the view.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Psychologically, I feel that I am not feeling well, I am sick all over my body.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The precursors of paranoia can still be detected in time, so what are the ten manifestations of paranoia?
The ten manifestations of paranoia are: 1. Attention disorder: inability to concentrate, indecision, memory loss;
2.Changes in appetite and weight: significant weight loss or addition, 5% change in body weight within one month;
3.Reckless behavior: drug abuse, gambling, speeding, or engaging in risky activities to escape reality;
4.Loss of interest in daily activities: loss of interest in hobbies, entertainment, social activities, and sexual activities;
5.Feelings of helplessness and disappointment: the way out is bleak, everything will not get better, feeling powerless about the status quo;
6.Unexplained pain: increased physical discomfort of all kinds, such as headache, back pain, muscle aches, stomach pain, etc.;
7.Sleep changes: some people experience insomnia, especially waking up a few hours earlier than usual, while others experience excessive sleep;
8.Self-loathing: Feelings of worthlessness or guilt are intense. Grasping for one's own shortcomings and mistakes, feeling that they are all wrong, and blaming themselves excessively;
9.Resentment or temper tantrums: Feeling agitated, irritable, and even violent. Tolerance decreases, and any small thing, anyone can cause you to lose your temper;
10.Lack of energy: Feeling tired, lazy, and lacking in physical strength, your whole body feels very heavy, and even a small amount of work will deplete you, and it will take a long time to recover.
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