Are there differences between schizophrenia, neurosis, and bipolar disorder? What do you think?

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First, there are differences between these three mental diseases. First, in clinical psychiatry, mental diseases are generally divided into psychosis and neurosis according to the severity, course and clinical manifestations of the mental illness. , three categories of psychological problems. Obviously schizophrenia and bipolar disorder belong to psychosis, and neurosis (neurasthenia) belongs to neurosis; secondly, from the classification of mental diseases, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder belong to the category of mental diseases. Mental illness and neurosis are neurosis, and their severity is different. The former two are severe mental illness, and the latter are moderate mental illness, that is, neurosis.

Secondly, from the perspective of patients’ insight, patients with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder basically have no insight. Even if they are already sick, the patients themselves still think that they are not sick and will not take the initiative. Seek medical treatment; but patients with neurosis, or neurotic patients, have basically intact self-awareness. They know that I am neurotic. I want to go to the hospital for treatment. I want a blue psychiatrist. They have the initiative to seek medical treatment. . However, the first two do not take the initiative to seek medical treatment, especially patients with schizophrenia. When you ask them to go to the hospital for treatment, they will say, I am not sick, they are.

Schizophrenia is a mental illness. Patients cannot take the initiative to seek medical treatment. When the disease occurs, the patient cannot control his thoughts and actions automatically, and does not have complete self-awareness. He needs his family to take the patient to a specialist hospital for treatment. As the condition improves, patients can reduce their medication or even stop taking it slowly.

Neurosis is also called neurosis. Patients suffer from inner conflicts, but they have the initiative to seek medical treatment and have the ability to know themselves. As your condition improves, you can be the same as when you were healthy.

Bipolar disorder is a personality disorder that has innate and genetic components. Even if the condition improves, it requires lifelong medication control.

Are there differences between schizophrenia, neurosis, and bipolar disorder? What do you think?

Schizophrenia is the most serious mental illness and is called a mental illness. It has many symptoms, such as confused thinking, disorganized language, hallucinations, delusions, etc.

Neurosis, now called neurosis, includes anxiety disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, hypochondriasis, phobia, etc., with more symptoms, such as restlessness, restlessness, repeated checking, washing, etc., always thinking that oneself When you have a serious illness, have obvious physical symptoms, avoid certain situations, etc., the single core is anxiety. Some people refer to neurosis specifically as hypochondriasis, such as cardiac neurosis, gastric neurosis, etc.

Bipolar affective disorder refers to alternating episodes of mania and depression, also called bipolar disorder, but most of these patients have depression as the main symptom.

On the surface, these psychological problems are diverse, making patients, family members or novices feel confused and difficult to distinguish, but the most essence is anxiety as the core, which is the worry that something bad will happen. , something bad happens to you.

Of course there is a difference! Otherwise, why would different concepts and definitions be used?

The first two "symptoms" refer to "diseases"... Bipolar disorder has symptoms and personality traits...

All three have a combination of internal and external factors. Everything happens for a reason:

First of all, in the growth process of an individual, there are negative imprints from parents and siblings.

Secondly, years of negative physical and emotional accumulation, especially before and after menstruation, the negative energy reaches its peak and explodes.

Finally, the entanglement and anxiety of internal and external factors...

Schizophrenia and neurosis. There is a difference. The nature is different. Neurosis. There is blood stasis in the middle burner. Schizophrenia. This is because yin and yang do not mingle.