Emotionally unstable personality disorder

Emotionally unstable personality disorder is a psychological disorder and generally requires treatment through psychological counseling and antipsychotic drugs.

Emotionally unstable personality disorder usually makes it difficult for patients to control their emotions. They are also irritable and prone to attacking others. They are also accompanied by insular thinking, stubbornness, and self-harm. Most of them can be treated through counseling by professional psychologists, which helps patients to recognize their own negative cognition, so that their condition can be gradually alleviated and controlled. At the same time, they need to use clozapine and olanzapine as prescribed by the doctor, which is conducive to controlling their own condition and relieving the patient's physical symptoms of difficulty in controlling emotions and emotional paranoia. Combined treatment is conducive to improvement and recovery of the condition, thereby preventing their work and life from being seriously affected.

During the drug treatment, you need to go to the hospital for regular physical examinations, participate in more outdoor activities and communicate more with the outside world. At the same time, you must avoid mental stimulation of the patient, so as not to affect the effect of the treatment, which is not conducive to the rapid improvement and recovery of the condition. During the treatment, you usually need to maintain a mentally healthy diet to prevent the impact of the drug's properties, avoid eating spicy, irritating and raw and cold foods, and prevent the body from recovering slowly.