What is the disease of mental illness? What is it like to have mental illness?

It's still psychotic, it's still an advanced stage.

Patients with mental illness have the following, as follows:

Clause. 1. Illness is related to personal personality factors, introverted, sensitive and suspicious, particularly serious, more stubborn, timid, and cautious people are prone to illness.

Clause. 2. There may be a certain genetic tendency, if there is a history of mental illness among the members of the two lines and three generations of the family, there is a risk of disease in the children, but heredity is relative inheritance, not absolute inheritance.

Clause. 3. It may be related to psychological, social, and environmental factors, such as family changes, parental divorce, or social environmental factors, such as study and work pressure, which can be the trigger for pre-morbidity.

Clause. Fourth, it may be related to the imbalance and lack of secretion of some substances secreted in the brain, that is, the so-called neurobiochemical transmitter secretion, such as the decrease in the secretion of 5-HT and norepinephrine, or the hypersecretion of dopamine and other neurotransmitter disorders, resulting in psychiatric symptoms.

Clause. 5. Neuroimaging studies have shown that there is a certain relationship with the abnormality of the brain structure, such as the mild atrophy of brain cells.

Clause. 6. It is related to neuroendocrine axis, such as norepinephrine axis or pituitary, thalamus, and thyroxine axis abnormalities.

In short, mental illness is caused by a variety of factors, not a single factor, and it is not very clear at present, and it can only be related to the above reasons. Current brain CT, MRI and other examinations have not found clear abnormalities, so the diagnosis of mental illness is not determined by instrumental examination. The diagnosis is mainly determined by a detailed medical history by the doctor, through psychological evaluation, combined with psychiatric examination.

When the storm passes, it is inevitable that we will be devastated, but self-pity can't take us back to the good past, so it's better to learn from the heroine of the movie Gone with the Wind, sleep well first, and tomorrow will be a new day. Wang Jianmin, the light of Taiwan, was injured several times after the MLB shined, and finally returned to the Pitcher Hill after a long rehabilitation. Fans can't bear to criticize him for not being as fast as before, and his results have dropped significantly, but they are still willing to praise him for his courage and perseverance.

Regardless of the results that followed, he had already taught everyone an important lesson.

First of all, it is necessary to be able to measure reality, respect the opinions of experts, and accept what is necessary. Even if you fail, you don't give up easily, and continue to adjust yourself according to the actual situation.

Expect and respond to the pattern, give yourself a reasonable goal, and see what kind of new path life will take. Isn't the journey of a mentally ill person returning to a normal life the same as the path of a player returning to the court? If you don't work hard, how can you win another chance to shine?

The recovery process of mental illness is indeed long and arduous, especially after the illness of patients with psychosis, they often have problems such as lack of motivation, poor persistence, decreased social skills, and cognitive deterioration, which affect the executive function, problem-solving ability, frustration tolerance and emotional regulation when doing things. On the outside, he is good at hands and feet, deaf and clear, saying that he is sick and has received a disability certificate, others may not believe it, and may think that he is just lazy, and even wonder if he is pretending to be sick.

Some patients will choose to self-exile, complain about others, and live in the past, while others will swallow their suffering and passively accept their fate. But whether you complain about the sky or withdraw from yourself, you have to face a long and difficult process, so why not actively adjust. The most important thing is to be able to accept that after the illness, you will be more or less different from before, and you must readjust your expectations, values and stress response patterns so that you don't feel cornered everywhere.

And, at the right time, discuss your difficulties with the right people, and relieve the pressure moderately, so as not to accidentally crush yourself again.