THE Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD, in English translation as BPD) is a psycho-neurological dysfunction that affects between ten and twenty million people, is now treatable through a combination of medication and other therapies. Fortunately, fluoxetine (Prozac) and intermittent low-dose neuroleptics can change the mood swings and many of the irrational behavior. At the moment we are not medically treated, these patients endure a very painful and difficult lives. A friendly professional care can get a profound difference.
According to experts, "The Borderline personality disorder is manifested by tumultuous interpersonal relationships, labile mood, and uncontrolled behavior in response to a history that has, in his personality structure relatively hard. While the syndrome can be identified with reasonable reliability, nature fundamental disorder remains unclear.
The treatment of borderline patients was an uphill struggle. Articles in the journal Family Physician and Nursing are described as hoarders, manipulators, chaotic, frustrating, rebellious and hostile, especially when not properly medicated.
AVENUE BORDERLINE?
A Borderline live in a constant emotional vertigo, experiencing a totally unstable moods. Many such changes of mind as most of the stress suffered terribly produce a progressive dysphoria. Feel strongly about any painful emotions at once.
Borderlines desperately seeking relief, usually by downloading a endorphin behaviors that are ultimately self-destructive - such as eating out of control, outrageous spending, aberrant sexual behavior, abuse of drugs and reckless driving. When an extremely severe borderline dysphoric, cuts in the skin that occur do not cause physical pain but relieve dysphoria.
Because borderline live with constant changes of mood and dysphoria frequent, normal psychological behavior is disabled. Understanding this enables the family physician to understand the problem. Borderlines need to understand their disease and be treated properly. NATAL BODY
character changes: The changes of character are a fundamental and devastating symptom in Borderline Personality Disorder. These changes may occur inappropriately from hour to hour, even in minutes. Indeed, it is caused without appropriate environmental justification through a deductive process.
Dysphoria: This is a combination of depression, anger, anxiety and desperation, often complicated by shame, humiliation, feelings of emotional pregnancy, excitement, terror, jealousy and hate about yourself. This can be triggered by mood swings, stress and emotional distress. Once you start dysphoria, is likely to intensify in a stable, possibly because to dysfunction in the limbic system. The situation is so painful that the borderline is seeking a way out of despair. -Often relying on drugs, alcohol, impulsive and self-destructive behaviors, self-mutilation and suicide.
Psychosis psychotic thinking often develops when the dysphoria is emphasized. Because of these thoughts psychotic borderline states that live on the border between reality and psychosis. Psychotic symptoms are major perceptual distortions, mood changes and physical sensations they experience.
dominant psychotic characters center around the feelings of defeatism, a sense of evil, anger and self-destruction. Physical sensations are remarkably similar to temporal lobe epilepsy and include an unreal vision and derealizaciòn why everyday things become unreal sick. The feeling of having experienced the same situation, the body experiences, the depersonalization (thinking they are never more themselves), nonsense speech and feel that certain body parts are numb and are not part of your body.
distortions in perception first psychotic include the transfer (which incorrectly perceive a person of his current life as someone who hurt them in the past) a misinterpretation of the reasons for certain behavior and hallucinations. Psychosis can also be caused by drugs, especially alcohol and marijuana.
Split Personality: Young children see everything in this life as if everything was good or all bad. This immature psychological defense persists in the borderline, ending in a "black and white thinking ¨. When daily life events perceived as bad dysphoria emerges. When things look as good, the Borderline often feels vulnerable and terrified by the return of negative thinking ¨. When daily life events perceived as bad dysphoria emerges. When things are seen as good, the borderline often feels vulnerable and terrified by the return of negative thinking, provoking an attack of dysphoria as a result.
Other symptoms: The life of a borderline is defined by inconsistency, character, identity, confidence, behavior, attitudes, values \u200b\u200band thoughts. While intelligence is not impaired, the organization and structure of the mind if they are - Borderlines have trouble following and completing tasks. Access to memory is often diminished. The chronic anger, fear of abandonment (often leading to manipulative behavior), lack of confidence, impulsivity, feelings Vacuum and / or boredom, incorrect conclusions and acute premenstrual symptoms are experienced commonly by Borderline.
Other Symptoms: borderline generally suffer other psychiatric illnesses. Among the most common include depression, anxiety, abuse of narcotics and alcohol, other personality disorders and eating disorders (approximately 40% of patients are suffering from borderline gluttony) NONE No association with schizophrenia.
THEORIES ON ORIGIN
There are many theories and concepts, with considerable disagreement among experts in the field. Both parents are overprotective and infraprotectores "Accused" of being the cause. Most theories center around the traumatic experiences in childhood, diminished psychological development (mostly at the stage of separation / individuation) and a confidence in their abilities to overcome the inadequacy and their own coping mechanisms.
adoption, lost his father at an early age and incest are often associated with the disorder. Borderlines were much more acute physical and sexual abuse, and they were very young when this happened - chronic dysphoria unfulfillment are the best proof of the disease. In a study of the disease, 81% of patients trailing from childhood trauma, 71% experienced physical abuse, 68% suffered sexual abuse and 62% witnessed domestic violence remarkable.
Genetics: The Borderline Personality Disorder tends to run in families, six times more likely in first degree relatives. Also influenced by family history of alcoholism, drug abuse, other personality disorders and depression, but not schizophrenia.
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