What is conversion disorder?
conversion disorder is a rare psychological disorder caused by intensive stress. The patient shows physical symptoms without the basic physical cause and literally transforms the psychological problem into a physical problem. The real conversion disorder is rare and is treated with counseling and other psychiatric care, which aims to explore the main cause of emotional disturbance, which has led to the outbreak of physical symptoms. Someone who is diagnosed with conversion disorder is not "pretending" and may have suppressed the mental conflict that led to a failure so thoroughly that it took some time to roar it. DSM sets a number of conditions that must be met for accurate diagnosis. According to DSM, a patient with conversion disorder must meet several qualifications. The first is to manifest physical symptoms of severe Enough to require evaluation that cannot be explained by medical testing and examination. Common examples include seizures that resemble epilepsy, difficulty with muscle control, paralysis, vision problems, dizzinessand gastrointestinal symptoms. Conversion disorder symptoms often indicate a serious neurological or health problem.
As soon as the patient has not reacted, a psychiatric professional looks at the past history of the patient to see if the patient experiences intensive trauma that could lead to conversion disorder. Trauma usually prevents the onset of conversion disorder, although ongoing mental problems can worsen it. After identifying the source of trauma, the patient undergoes therapy to resolve the situation.
According to psychodynamic theory, a disorder of conversion from interactions between the different aspects of the psyche and the physical body. This includes conscious and unconscious thoughts because both can strongly influence personality and human behavior. As with all mental health conditions requiring therapy, someone may have to visit several doctors before we find it. TherapyT, which offers psychodynamic therapy, is a good choice because therapy can integrate different therapeutic methods depending on the patient. Greater flexibility of psychodynamic therapy can help patients get to the root of the problem, causing a more effective conversion disorder.