HOMOEOPATHY FOR PERSONALITY BORDERLINE DISORDER | HOMOEOPATHY FOR BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER

A pattern of unstable, intense relationships, a distorted self-image, extreme emotions, and impulsiveness are all characteristics of borderline personality disorder, a mental health condition that affects how you think and feel about yourself and others and makes it difficult to function in daily life.

Although you want to have loving and long-lasting relationships, inappropriate anger, impulsiveness, and frequent mood swings may drive people away if you have borderline personality disorder. You may find it difficult to tolerate being alone and have a strong fear of abandonment or instability.

Early adulthood is typically the onset of borderline personality disorder, which seems to get worse in young adulthood and may get better gradually as people age.

Don’t give up if you have BPD because many people with it can learn to live happy lives after receiving treatment and improving over time.

CausesThe causes of borderline personality disorder, like those of other mental illnesses, aren’t fully understood, but they may include environmental factors like a history of child abuse or neglect, as well as the following:

Genetics.Personality disorders may be passed down through families or have a strong correlation with other mental illnesses, according to some twin and family studies.

Brain abnormalities.In addition, certain brain chemicals that help regulate mood, such as serotonin, may not function as they should, according to some research, which has shown changes in specific brain regions related to emotion regulation, impulsivity, and aggression.

Symptoms: People with borderline personality disorder experience changes in their self-perception, interpersonal relationships, and behavior.

Among the warning signs and symptoms are:

A strong desire to avoid separation or rejection, even at the cost of going to extreme lengths to do so.

A history of erratic, intense relationships, such as a tendency to suddenly despise or despise someone after once holding them in high regard.

Rapid shifts in goals and values, as well as the perception that one’s self is flawed or nonexistent, can affect one’s self-identity and self-image.

Momentary to hour-long bursts of stress-related paranoia and disconnection from reality

Risky and impulsive behavior, including sabotaging success by abruptly leaving a successful job or a satisfying relationship.

Self-harming or suicidal threats, often brought on by a fear of being abandoned or rejected

Extreme mood swings that can last anywhere from a few hours to a few days and include feelings of extreme joy, irritability, guilt, or anxiety.

· Ongoing feelings of emptiness

Excessive, inappropriate rage, such as yelling frequently, being cynical or resentful, or engaging in physical altercations

Risk factors–Borderline personality disorder can be more likely to develop as a result of some personality development-related factors, such as:

Hereditary predisposition.If your mother, father, brother, or sister, or any other close relative, has the same or a related disorder, you may be at a higher risk.

Stressful childhood.Some people with the disorder lost or were separated from a parent or close caregiver when they were young, had parents or caregivers with substance abuse or other mental health issues, while others were exposed to hostile conflict and unstable family relationships. Many people with the disorder report being sexually or physically abused or neglected as children.

Personality.Borderline personality disorder may be influenced by personality characteristics like aggression and impulsivity.

Complications–Intimate relationships, employment, education, social activities, and your self-image can all suffer from borderline personality disorder, which can have a negative impact on all of these areas of your life.

Consistently losing or changing jobs

· Not completing an education

Various legal concerns, including potential jail time

Relationships that are contentious, stressful marriages, or divorce

Self-harming behaviors like cutting or burning, as well as repeated hospital stays

· Involvement in abusive relationships

Physical fights brought on by irrational and risky behavior, including unintended pregnancies, STDs, car accidents, and other mishaps.

· Attempted or completed suicide

You might also suffer from additional mental health conditions, like:

· Depression

Using drugs or alcohol improperly

· Anxiety disorders

· Eating disorders

· Bipolar disorder

· Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

· Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

· Other personality disorders

HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES

Homoeopathic remedies are chosen in accordance with the uniqueness of the patient and are successful in treating borderline personality disorders without causing any side effects. Some of the significant remedies are listed below:

ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM 200-Patients with Borderline Personality Disorder who want to end their lives because they have lost the love for life and have no desire to live are helped by Antimonioum Crudum because they are cross and contractive and nothing they do makes them happy.

AURUM METALLICUM 200Patients with aurummetallicum are very serious, intensely focused on work and achievement, and they become depressed if they feel they have failed in some way. Nervous breakdown. Thoughts of suicide but fears death greatly. Disgusted of life and thoughts. Profound despondency. Peevish. Rapid and constant questioning without waiting for answers. Oversensitive to n.

CHAMOMILLA 200The sudden outbursts of anger due to contradiction or when the feelings are hurt can be best managed by homeopathic medicine Chamomilla. remedy is also of great assistance to patients who admit that they are unable to control their temper and those who want to do everything as per their own preferences.

BELLADONNA 200Belladona is a useful medication for managing impulsive patients who slap, bite, or spit on people in the vicinity while having a red and hot face.

CROCUS SATIVA 200When a patient with borderline personality disorder experiences sudden mood swings from extreme happiness to sadness, Crocus Sativus is an effective homeopathic remedy. The patient needs this remedy when they experience sudden outbursts of affectionate joy and anger that are followed by fits of repentance. Their anger is violent and alternating with fits of repentance.

IGNATIA AMARA 200Ignatia Amara is another helpful remedy for mood swings in Borderline Personality Disorder patients who are of a sensitive nature and find it very difficult to control their emotions. In Ignatia, patients of BPD have a history of some grief or disappointment in love affections prior to onset of the disease. They are experiencing unbearable feelings of sadness or grief.

LAC CANINUM 200-Patients who are depressed, believe they are unlovable, feel no one cares about them, cry frequently, and fear being alone respond well to Lac Caninum.

LILIUM TIGRINUM 200-Such patients are so irritable that they cannot utter a decent word to anyone, even if the other person speaks in the mildest possible tone. The patients are known to sit for a long time thinking about themselves and don’t want to be disturbed. They get extremely irritated if disturbed and are unable to speak to anyone properly. LiliumTigrinum is an effective remedy of great help for patients of Borderline Personality Disorder who get aroused from even a slight emotional excitement with palpitations

MOSCHUS 200-Moschus is another effective medication that is very helpful in treating sudden fits of anger in patients with borderline personality disorder, who even scold others until their face turns blue and they faint and fall down. Moschus is also an effective remedy for stubborn and self-willed people who right from their childhood have the condition.

NUX VOMICA 200If opposed, such patients have violent destructive impulses, such as an impulse in a woman to destroy her husband, to tear things, and toss her child. NuxVomica patients cannot even bear a chair to come in the way of their walking and, if such a situation arises, they just kick it to clear the way.

HEPAR SULPH 200Hepar sulph is another remedy that is very effective in curbing impulsive behavior in people with BPD, who are easily upset by trivial matters and are prone to violent impulses like the urge to kill one’s best friend, destroy the world, and set things on fire for no apparent reason.

SEPIA 200-Sepia is a great homeopathic remedy for people with borderline personality disorder who become irritable for no apparent reason and feel depressed. These people are also averse to conversation and cannot tolerate having their opinions challenged. They are also averse to any kind of work, whether it be mental or physical, and are indifferent to their family and those they care about most.

STRAMONIUM 200Stramonium is a different treatment option for impulsiveness, which manifests as tearing clothes, cursing, and screaming uncontrollably until the voice is lost.

STAPHYSAGRIA 200This homeopathic medicine is the ideal treatment for patients who can control their anger to the highest possible limit before becoming violent and destructive and throwing things when the level rises (Staphysagria have a tendency towards destructiveness in Borderline Personality Disorder).

VALERIANA 200 —Patients with Borderline Personality Disorder who experience mood swings, especially while sleeping and at night, and who feel better by moving around, as well as those who are easily excited, tremble, and experience nighttime hallucinations, find that valeriana is a very effective treatment for these symptoms.