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Functional Neurological Disorder (Conversion Disorder)

User Profile: InvisableInsomniac
InvisableInsomniac April 25th, 2017

Conversion disorder is a mental condition in which a person has neurological symptoms that cannot be explained by medical evaluation.

Signs and symptoms of conversion disorder typically affect your movement or your senses. Conversion disorder symptoms can vary in severity and may come and go or be persistent.

Basically, it means that your physiological emotions can turn into physical symptoms.

Like If you're stressed out you can experience a number of physical symptoms.

In my case, I will experience hallucinations, seizures, paralysis, chronic pain, speech problems, sleep disturbances, migraines, headaches, cognitive changes, etc.

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User Profile: fairmindedIdea88161
fairmindedIdea88161 April 10th, 2023

Hello I have schizoprenia and take medication i feel good but i have phobias when i go out and the reason i have this mental disorder is unknown i just had a long term relationship i broke up and day by day i got sick. I just want to share it now i take pension and live a quite life strong emotions make me good some times other times i feel bad. This is me generally glad to meet you all

User Profile: fairmindedIdea88161
fairmindedIdea88161 April 10th, 2023

Some times i loose my focus and i feel dizzy also