Treatment of mental illness

People living in cities today no longer have the simple and plain life they used to live. They will come into contact with all kinds of people in their lives, and their psychology will also change because of various things. Some people have some pressure and things they don't want to talk about, and if they are suppressed for a long time, it becomes a disease. Although we all look healthy on the surface, no one can guess what is going on in our minds. If we don't seek treatment ourselves, our condition will only get worse.

Some people will not seek medical treatment even if they know they have a mental illness. Because they have strong self-esteem, they don't want others to see their vulnerability. Therefore, not seeing a doctor for a long time will only cause you to exhibit some very strange behaviors. Here are some mental illnesses and their treatments.

Mental illness can be broadly divided into the following categories:

It can be classified according to different standards or their severity, and can be divided into sensory disorders, perceptual disorders, attention disorders, memory disorders, thinking disorders, emotional disorders, will disorders, behavioral disorders, consciousness disorders, intellectual disorders, personality disorders, etc.

Common mental illnesses in children

Trichotillomania, ADHD, habitual diapers, encopresis (encopresis in children), nocturia, autism, mental retardation, stuttering, speech skill development disorders, learning skill development disorders, childhood tics, childhood withdrawal behavior, Asperger syndrome, Heller syndrome (infantile dementia), Rett syndrome, conduct disorder, selective mutism in children, picky eating, nail biting, pica, as well as some child-specific gender deviations (including child transvestism), child schizophrenia, child phobia, child emotional disorders (such as anxiety, depression), etc.

Common psychological problems among adults

Work adaptation disease: excessive achievement pressure, improper relationship between material and money (such as emptiness after becoming rich, miserliness, etc.).

Occupational mental illness: mental disorders of teachers, psychological disorders caused by monotonous work, noise and mental illness, night shifts and psychological problems, and neuropsychological effects of high-temperature work.

Sexual psychological diseases: nymphomania, exhibitionism, voyeurism, voyeurism, transvestite, narcissism, sexual aversion, fetishism, impotence, premature ejaculation, excessive masturbation, etc. For middle-aged and elderly people: menopausal psychosis, menopausal syndrome, dementia, Alzheimer's disease, senile delirium, and retirement syndrome.

1. For drug treatment

I believe that most of our readers will not be unfamiliar with this. The most common clinical cure for mental illness is western antidepressant medicine, including tricyclics, tetracyclics and other drugs. Western medicine is updated very quickly. When patients purchase Western medicine, the main principle they follow is to choose medicine with good efficacy and few side effects. When patients take treatment, they must take it under the guidance of a doctor and must not increase or decrease the dosage at will.

2. While choosing drug treatment, psychological counseling for patients should not be ignored.

Medication plus psychotherapy is currently the most effective method. Psychotherapy plays an irreplaceable role in the treatment of mental and psychological illnesses. It can dispel the patient's psychological shadows, establish treatment beliefs, and prevent the recurrence of the disease.

3. Follow your doctor’s advice

It is the only way to treat diseases, everyone must remember it. In addition, advances in traditional Chinese medicine in recent years have increased the success rate of treating mental and psychological disorders. It is safe, has no toxic side effects, does not cause dependence, and can be gradually stopped after recovery. Moreover, traditional Chinese medicine can treat the cause of the disease, treating both the symptoms and the root cause, and preventing the recurrence of the disease to the greatest extent while curing the symptoms.

Everyone should know that Leslie Cheung died by jumping off a building. At that time, it was rumored that he committed suicide because he suffered from depression. Although we don’t know exactly what is going on, it is clear that if the psychological problems are not resolved in time, it will cause serious consequences. If you feel embarrassed to say it out loud, you can write it down and find an outlet to vent your emotions instead of keeping it in your heart. You should go out more often, see beautiful things, and communicate more, and you will surely feel much better.