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BLOG POST 17: The ALZHEIMER'S

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ALZHEIMER'S  ailment is a progressive disorder that causes brain cells to deteriorate, slowly making it inactive.  ALZHEIMER'S  ailment is the most common cause of DEMENSIA . This causes a steady decline in human thinking, behaviour and social skills. At the same time it impedes the patient's ability to function independently. In 1906, Dr.  Alois Alzheimer noticed changes in the brain tissue of a woman who had died of an unusual mental illness. Since then, the ailment is named after the doctor's name. Symptoms: Initial symptoms of ALZHEIMER'S  ailment can be forgetting events or interactions. As the ailment progresses, patients begin to suffer memory loss and lose the ability to perform everyday tasks.They may have difficulty in organising their thoughts. A family member or a close friend are more likely to notice all these symptoms in the patient.  ALZHEIMER'S  ailment may cause increased discomfort due to changes in brain function: Rememberance:...
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BLOG POST 16: The POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION

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The birth of a child can give rise to different emotions, ranging from excitement and joy to fear and anxiety. The results can sometimes be completely beyond expectation. It can be a bit hard to believe, but women may become a victim of DEPRESSION post delivery due to mood swings and hormonal changes during pregnancy. The Psychological term for this condition is called  POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION . Today's blog is an attempt to present information and spread awareness about this mental condition.   Mostly after delivery the new mothers experience  "BABY BLUES POSTPARTUM", which usually includes mood swings, crying without reason, anxiety and difficulty in sleeping.  BABY BLUES  typically begin within the first two to three days after delivery, and may last up to two weeks.But in some new mothers, the same  BABY BLUES  can also take a more severe, long-lasting form. This long-lasting mental state is called  POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION . Rarely, after child b...
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BLOG POST 15: The KLEPTOMANIA (A Stealing Disorder)

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KLEPTOMANIA is an uncommon mental disorder wherein the patient unknowingly develops a habit of stealing or lifting things. People having issues with controlling their impulse are often found to be a victim of this mental illness. Such patients find it difficult to have control on their emotions and behaviours. Therefore, this ailment is classified under Impulse Control Disorder or is considered a symptom of impulsive behaviour. This ailment makes it difficult for the patient to control the temptation or desire to perform any act that can prove fatal for others and even themselves. According to DSM (Diagnostic and Statistics Manual) , patients of KLEPTOMANIA never steal for any profit or any economic or materialistic desire. It is a strange addiction associated with human behaviour. Due to this ailment, the patients are unable to control the desire or urge to steal or lift things. The patients don’t have any intention to earn money by selling the stolen things like any th...
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Blog Post 10: The OCD (Obsessive Compulsion Disorder)

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Previous 2 blogs were an attempt to provide information & create awareness about different types of PHOBIAS and remedial measures related to them. This blog attempts at providing information and creating awareness about OBSESSION and the mental status related to it. In broader terms, OBSESSION doesn’t much differ from PHOBIA . The fears related to some bad experience, a person, a thing or a situation are categorised under PHOBIA . But if the same fear gets transformed into some thing like disgust, it is called OBSESSION . And the effort of getting rid of it can take the form of a mental illness. In OBSESSION , the disgust is mostly associated with waste, dirt, cleanliness or tidiness. The most important difference between PHOBIA and OBSESSION is that in PHOBIA , once the situation of fear is averted, the person going through it gets calm & relaxed, but in OBSESSION the human cannot get rid of the feeling of disgust. The second major problem of OBSESSION is to clear the d...
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Blog Post 11: The HYSTERIA

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  People suffering from HYSTERIA are likely to be associated with HYSTREONIC mind set or HYSTERICAL Individualism. Such humans are, self centred, dramatic and eccentric in nature. Their personality seems to be open minded, attractive and social on the outer front, but they are equally narrow & fickle minded on the inner front. Such people are expert at getting their work done by their sugar coated talks. They are well versed at over exaggerating any activity due to which they can easily manage to gain people's attention. HYSTERICAL people gain popularity easily. But their friendship cannot last long due to their selfish nature. At some point of time, their self centred nature somehow starts reflecting.  HYSTERIC  people always try to show their supremacy over others, wherever they find a chance to do so. They have a habit of imposing themselves on others. For example, if a hysteric person comes to stay as a guest at anyone’s house, he/she slowly starts dominating ...
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BLOG POST 13: The SCHIZOPHRENIA (Part 01)

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SCHIZOPHRENIA   is considered a serious form of psychosis. Symptoms of  SCHIZOPHRENIA   are generally found in people with sceptical, deranged, destructive, antisocial behavioural pattern.  SCHIZOPHRENIA  generally occurs between the age of 15 to 65. But the reason can also be due to heredity or some bitter family or social experiences from childhood. Some patients of  SCHIZOPHRENIC  are of SCHIZOID nature. They like to stay away from feelings of love, affection, belongingness and faith. A person experiencing social neglect, disregard, disdain, rejection or excessive anger or such kind of treatment from family since childhood can develop a SCHIZOD nature. They develop the same attitude or mentality of dealing with people when they grow up. They also preferably keep a distance with people so that they don’t have to face the neglect and disregard from others. They think if they themselves don’t establish a contact, then they won’t face any disappointme...
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