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Multiple personality disorder
Sometimes she talk as she is different being,
She doesn't identify her own family members.
She switch to different personalities at different time.
Sometimes she even talk to herself like her inner one is listening her.
When she comes to normal state she forgot all these things also she feels very much tired when she comes in normal state.
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As per information provided by you most likely trans and possession but for accurate diagnosis and management we need to further clarify history.
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Most of the time people move to faith healing and don't seek help from mental health professionals because of which it becomes difficult to manage.
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such episodes of trans are often associated with stressorat least at beginig of such episode, seems dissociative in nature, such cases are common in psychiatric OPDs
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reach out to a knowledgeble psychiatrist, who can provide counselling (both patient and family members) as well as medication
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dont delay the treatment.
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As you have explained symptoms of the person being muttering to herself, not identifying her known ones and behaving completely different. These are the symptoms seen in different types of neuropsychiatric disorders. The course is as well as episodic as she being completely normal in between.
We need to find the underlying cause as it can be mood disorder or psychotic disorder and understand her diagnosis and prepare a treatment plan for her.
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Hi, could be a dissociative disorder. However will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Consult online for treatment
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This situation requires a much more thorough assessment, to figure out if this is a Neurological issue, or a Psychiatric one.
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Please do consider consulting a Psychiatrist for a thorough assessment, and so that the necessary next steps can be taken.
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Keep an eye on if these episodes arrive only in a stressful situation.
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