Schizoid PD in the Family

Today is the first day of treatment of PD by my daughter for schizophrenia. This is a long process, but it is worth it. I rarely talk to myself, so she does not know if she is nervous about starting treatment. My daughter, Charlotte is now 13 years old, and I still think she is a stranger to me. I do not even know how Charlotte developed the disease, but the characteristics of Shizoid PD became clear several years ago, and she is more interested in herself than other people. Go to the doctor and see if she can explain why it is different from other children.

The term "schizophrenia" refers to the natural tendency to focus attention on your inner life and move away from the outside world. People with schizophrenia are isolated, transcendental, easy to introspect, and fancy. He does not want social or sexual relations, is indifferent to others, social norms and practices, and lacks emotional reactions. The theory of competition for schizophrenic patients is that they are actually sensitive to inner life: they desire intimate relationship strongly, but it is too difficult to find and maintain intimate relationships I will. It is the world. People with schizophrenia are willing to build intimate relationships, but they usually do well and do not do anything because of apparent oddities, so they rarely get medical care.

Cluster A consists of delusions, schizophrenia, and schizophrenia personality disorder. Delusional personality disorder is characterized by extensive distrust of others, including friends, family members and partners. As a result, this person is protected, suspected and constantly searching for clues and suggestions to confirm his fears. He also has a strong sense of personal rights: he is too sensitive to frustration and rejection, is shy, humiliated and persistent. Naturally, he tends to quit others and fight for intimacy. The main self defense of delusive PD is projection, which includes attributing someone's unacceptable thoughts and emotions to others. Large-scale long-term twin studies have found that delusive PD is moderately inherited and shares some of its genetic and environmental risk factors with schizophrenia PD and schizophrenia PD.