Hysteria

Long ago, this disease was a consequent mental illness. Now this disease has been replaced by depression. But this disease still continues to attack people every year. It carries with it various mental disorders that spontaneously lead a person to various ailments and death. What is hysteria and how to deal with it?

Hysteria is a psychoneurological disease, which is characterized by certain pathologies on the part of a person due to an unacceptable situation. Symptoms of hysteria can include crying, involuntary laughter, pain, trembling, and convulsions. This disease occurs due to the fault of the person himself. He himself can provoke this mental disorder and cause its consequences. To do this, you just need to find out the causes of this disease.

Psychologists have such a concept as a “hysterical personality.” Such a person, due to a lack of simple, human attention, begins to attract him to himself in every possible way. Do absurd and crazy things, scream, stomp your feet, laugh non-stop, cry, cause yourself pain, make suicide attempts, mostly unsuccessful. And all this is due to a simple lack of human attention. The patient wants to be noticed, he wants to be paid attention to. If this does not happen, then heavy artillery comes into play, in the form of the above symptoms. In this case, it is necessary to pay attention to how others (relatives, friends, colleagues) behave towards the patient with hysteria. They support him in every possible way, surround him with care and affection, and thereby aggravate the situation of the person who, “insolently,” tries even more to attract attention to himself. This becomes his insatiable need, his element and his meaning of life.