HOMEOPATHY FOR PERSONALITY DISORDER AT THE BORDERLINE | HOMEOPATHY FOR BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER

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People who suffer from borderline personality disorder struggle to control their emotions, control their behavior, and maintain stable relationships. They are more likely to engage in risky or harmful behaviors, like reckless driving or risky sex, and they have a high risk of suicide and self-destructive behavior.

Causes

Genetic and environmental factors work together to cause borderline personality disorder, which can result from:

·Abuse and trauma:Neglect, mistreatment, or being separated from a parent all increase the risk of borderline personality disorder in individuals who have experienced sexual, emotional, or physical abuse.

·Genetics:Studies indicate that personality disorders may be passed down through families or are closely linked to other mental illnesses in affected family members. Borderline personality disorder is one such personality disorder.

·Brain abnormalities:Certain brain regions associated with emotion regulation, impulsivity, and aggression have been shown to change, and serotonin, one of the chemicals in the brain that helps regulate mood, may not work as it should.

Symptoms

Among the warning signs and symptoms are:

Profound and ongoing disturbance of one’s sense of self, such as “who am I?” There is pronounced ambiguity regarding crucial life decisions.

A severe fear of rejection, to the point of taking drastic measures to prevent actual or imagined rejection or separation.

A history of erratic, intense relationships, such as when one might initially hold someone in high regard before abruptly coming to believe that they are callous or don’t care enough.

Intermittent, brief (a few minutes to a few hours) episodes of stress-related paranoia and disconnection from reality.

Risky and impulsive behavior, such as sabotaging success by abruptly leaving a good job or a fulfilling relationship.

Self-harming or suicidal threats or actions, frequently motivated by a fear of being abandoned or rejected.

Significant mood changes that last several hours to several days and can include extreme happiness, irritability, guilt, or anxiety.

· Ongoing feelings of emptiness

Unreasonably high levels of rage, as demonstrated by a tendency to lose your temper easily, being cynical or resentful, or engaging in physical conflict.

Management

· Psychoanalysis or psychoanalytical psychotherapy.

· Supportive psychotherapy

Both dialectical behavior therapy and cognitive behavior therapy are examples.

· Drug therapy.

HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES

When it comes to BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER, there are many effective medicines available in homoeopathy, but the choice depends on the individuality of the patient, taking me as an example. Homoeopathy is currently a rapidly growing system and is being practiced all over the world. Its strength lies in its evident effectiveness as it takes a holistic approach towards the sick individual through promotion of inner balance at mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical levels.

ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM:He was dejected and weeping, sentimental, love-sick, and disappointed in his relationship. He had no desire to live and was very worried about his future. He was also cross and touchy and had a tendency to shoot himself.

AURUM METALLICUM:Severe depression, hopelessness, grief, and a bleak outlook on the future. Profound despondency, disgust with life, suicidal thoughts, and talk of doing so. Peevish and vehement, to say the least. Hatred and argumentative. Rapid questioning without waiting for an answer. She does everything wrong, feels as though she has neglected something—her friends, her duty. Chronic insomnia coupled with depression.

BELLADONNA:Impulsive; enraged; raving; biting; striking; spitting in other people’s faces; acuteness of all senses; erratic moods; hallucinating; seeing monsters; seeing hideous faces; fear of imagined things; wants to flee from them.

CHAMOMILLA:Anger-related complaints include fever, convulsions, diarrhea, and coughing. Anger-related complaints also include peevishness, ill-humor, anger with rage, violence, and heat.

CROCUS SATIVA:Anger with violence followed by violent repentance, laughter followed by tears, hilarity to melancholy, happiness and affection followed by anger, jumping, dancing, laughing, whistling, and a desire to kiss everyone are all examples of sudden mood changes.

HEPAR SULPHUR:Impulsive behavior, such as the impulse to kill one’s best friend, to destroy the world, or to set things on fire without good reason. Overly sensitive both physically and mentally. Peevish. Angry at the smallest inconvenience.

IGNATIA AMARA:Easily offended. Worse from consolation. Mood swings. Moody. Sighing and sobbing. Involuntary sighing. Inward weeping, enjoys being sad. Highly emotional and moody. Changeable mood. Change from joy to sorrow, from laughing to weeping. Constantly frustrated. Amiable in disposition when feeling well, but easily disturbed by very slight emotion. Desire to be alone. Broods in solitude over imaginary trouble. Melanc

LAC CANINUM:Depression, hopelessness, and a lack of a friend make her feel as though there is nothing to live for. She is also terrified of being alone and of going insane.

LILIUM TIGRINUM:Anxious, fears some organic and incurable disease. Disdisposed to curse, strike, and think offensive things, which alternates with uterine irritation. Dread of insanity. Wild, crazy feeling. Sits alone and broods over imaginary problems. Must keep busy to repress sexual desire. Desire to do something, hurriedly, yet has no energy.

MOSCHUS:Uncontrollable laughter, violent anger, sudden outbursts of rage, excited talking, ranting, and scolding until unconsciousness, lips turn blue, eyes become fixed, and mouth becomes dry.

NUX VOMICA:Impulsive behavior. Easily excited or angry. Very sensitive to all impressions. Cannot stand sounds, odors, light, touch, music, etc. Angry and impatient. Fault finding. Reproaches others. Angry when consoled. Headstrong, self-willed. Suicidal, homicidal impulses. Fear of knives lest she should kill herself or others. Alcoholics.

SEPIA:Great sadness and weeping. Anger, sensitivity, and irritability. Irritability alternating with indifference or sulks. Takes pleasure in tease others. Sad over health and domestic affairs. Easily irritated. Aversion to talk along with irritability. Indolent. Does not want to do anything, either work or play, even an effort to think. Wants to commit suicide. No one is sure what she will do.

STAPHYSAGRIA:Patient who controls their anger to the highest level possible before becoming violent and destructive and throwing things when the level rises. Very sensitive to the smallest mental impressions. Leaky action or innocent word offends. Destructiveness is marked.

STRAMONIUM:Tears clothes, swears, and screams excessively until voice is lost. Impulsive behavior. Needs light and company. Cannot stand to be alone. Gets worse in the dark. Cannot move in a dark room.

VALERIANA OFFICINALIS:Irritable. Mood swings more at night and when resting, better from walking. Mental disturbances passing from the highest joy to the deepest grief from mildness to grumbling. Feels light, as if floating in air. Nighttime hallucinations. Changeable disposition and moods.

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