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Dissociative Identity Disorder
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DISASSOCIATIVE IDENTITY DISORDER
You aren't just yourself...
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DID has been traced all the way back to cave paintings nowadays and even to shamanic times.
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The truly first accredited case of DID/MPD is of Eberhardt Gmelin, but accounts state that a woman in 1614 was exhibiting similar characteristics.
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Many old Demonic Possession cases are now thought to be because of DID.
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RARITY
DID/MPD is pretty rare.
Fewer than 200,000 cases per year.
1-3% of the world's population has DID/MPD.
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OTHER TYPES
There are no other types of DID/MPD.
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AGE GROUPS
Less likely to appear at 3-5 years old.
Mostly occurs 14+.
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DIAGNOSIS
Two or more personalities are displayed.
Moments of memory loss.
Not caused by drugs, or use of alcohol.
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TESTS
There are no known tests for DID/MPD, just repeated interviews.
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While there are some family tendencies, DID/MPD is not inherited through genetics.
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People who have Multiple Personalities are prone to extreme stress, and relationship problems.
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PRIMARY CAUSE
Extreme trauma, especially from abuse in most cases.
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SYMPTOMS
Anxiety
Feeling detached from self
Mood swings
Anesthesia
Blackouts
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Most people result to impulsivity, self destructive behavior, and/or self harm.
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TREATMENTS
Talk Therapy
Cognitive behavioral therapy
Psycho therapy
Hypnosis
EMDR (Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing)
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Sadly, there is no cure. Patients can only hope to gain control of their emotions over time.
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There is no way to prevent DID/MPD.
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DID/MPD often co-occurs with other emotional disorders such as PTSD or BPD.
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The best way to help a friend with DID/MPD is to convince them that they need to see a Psychoanalyst.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Mayo Clinic
Medicinenet.com
Fortea.us
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Connor Klasinski
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