Withdwal from society, angry, obstinate

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Asked for Male, 17 Years

My son 17 year old passed 10+1 non- medical in April 2015,but there after obstruction In study as he social withdrawal disorder which starts in the year 2013.He has strong desire TO do IIT but could not go out and interact with Others, not able to attend any class Institution even not home tutor accepts. So now very upset, irritated, angry, helpless, indecisive, crying, shouting on us, throwing things on us, very obstinate. Otherwise he is very intelligent and wants perfection. Not ready for medicine or councillor at any place. Some say it is bipolar disorder, othersay it is schizophrenia. Kindly guide us.

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Dr. Devi Neuropsychiatrist 10 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Devi

Neuropsychiatrist 10 yrs exp Chennai

Hello, Thanks for the query .From the complaints you mentioned ,it seems that there seems to be a problem in the behaviour and functioning .Disturbances in the behaviour and functioning ,could most probably due to a mental illness .

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