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Abnormal behaviour

2015-09-25 07:08:20
He suffered from dangue from last 10 days and now he is normal. But after the treatment of dangue he is behaving abnormal. He is talking too much. I have consulted the psychiatrist and done all the sonography, brain ct scan and blood check. Everything is normal. Not a single change in his behaviour. What should i do?
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Hello, Please get your brother evaluated by a neurologist first to rule out viral infection of the brain through lumbar puncture. I'd th t is ruled out, it could be a stress precipitated acute psychosis or mood disoder

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