Disorders of Thought (Delusion) Formal Thought Disorder, Disorders of Stream and Content

[@drstevecherakrmarak1242]

One of the best lectures I have ever heard.....kudos to u Sir

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@mariappankarthikeyan3311]

Dear Sir, I want to diagnose by you.... Because from childhood onwards I was abnormal and on the age of 50 psychiatric doctors diagnosed with me on bipolar disorder. I lost everything in my life. Many suicidal attempts..... But when I watched your presentation on bipolar disorder.... It precisely 100% match with what happened inside me... I want to treated by you sir if it's possible, I.would be great..... Thanks sir

[@ssmohanta]

Reach out to your nearby psychiatrist asap.

[@seemakapse1931]

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[@SilentRunningRedux]

This is so much better than virtually any other review on KZbin… placing “thought disorder” as a notion into context, as everyone displays at times some element taken alone, without sophistication (eg it’s fairly normal and not unhealthy to see e “perseveration” about a recent death of a family member, or a life-altering crime one has been subject to, etc). Further, persons who ARE mentally I’ll can be quite rationally fearful of being taken advantage of financially, sexually or by violence (in NY’s Central Park, among other places, schizophrenia patients who’ve become homeless are at times treated violently by strangers, who have their own pathology but believe the homeless mentally ill can be targeted without any repercussions, and that is sadly too often true). Your examples in detail mere if what constitutes ACTUAL and irrational or radically disorganized thoughts QUA “thought disorder” is elegant, fair, not in my view terribly cintryversial in any way. Others use syllogisms etc because they themselves do not really know how to recognize or diagnose schizophrenia or other psychoses, and also when these are truly incapacitating or problematic (and when not). Many people with biooplar disorder abd schizophrenia (often elements of some degree of thought disorder) can function well in highly challenging jibs such as (successful) psychiatrists, lawyers, writers who regularly produce good work product, etc.

[@SilentRunningRedux]

Regrets about the typos. Will edit as soon as I can. Thanks again for this sophisticated, excellent, elegant review.

[@dean6634]

Wow. I’ll say it again. you are Very intelligent! Thank you so much for your video! Your English is very good !

[@miniaish94]

You explain each and every concept really well sir. Your videos are always helpful for me. I would like to request you that kindly make a video on "Disorders of Memory" too. I would be highly grateful to you.

[@SureshBadaMath]

Thanks for the suggestions and i will do it

[@miniaish94]

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[@vnagabhushanam]

Well explained the subjective & objective area & ego syntonic & dystonic. Now clear sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@sibygeevarghese4113]

You are doing a great work for us sir. Keep going.

[@SureshBadaMath]

Thank you very much for your encouraging feedback

[@PriyankaDahiya17]

It's meaningful and significant in the MH field. Sir. Thanks

[@AhmedDagane]

very good and easy to understand. sir add more lecture of psychology and go it into deeper

[@SureshBadaMath]

Thank you very much for sharing your suggestions.

[@shukkoorkv619]

Great sir. Very nice presentation 👍

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@drdu3785]

Thank you very mush professor, this was very helpful ❤

[@SureshBadaMath]

All the best

[@sudeshnaguha9676]

Sir would like to hear from you about the difference between derailment and loosening of association

[@deepanjalimedhi7802]

Secondary delusions emerges from other morbid psychological phenomena of the disease process ( ex. in Schizophrenia , threatening auditory hallucinations may lead to Persecutory delusion ) .

[@musainac9273]

Sir ,your classes really awesome 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@swatioberoi515]

Kindly make more videos on concepts .plz sir

[@yatheeshvh1316]

as a good invasion and valuable speech understand the3thought disorder (TD) and very clearly

[@deepalbuddikabuddhika7863]

wht a amzing lecture sir

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@ishitasharma9590]

Thank you so much sir, Great explanation.

[@SureshBadaMath]

You are most welcome

[@manojdivatia]

Having understood thought disorder what can be done to Rectify this ailment? Specifically in schizophrenia

[@lisamoag6548]

written language also expresses thought medication causes these side effects when after trauma one is harrassed by interegation not treated for shock or distress

[@drrajinderrai6515]

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[@drneethus1179]

Sir tangentialury and circumstantialy are they disorder of form.or stream??@suresh sir

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you!

[@dean6634]

Very intelligent. Thank you.

[@cultivarcultivar]

Very helpful comprehensive lecture, grateful for your work Professor🙏 I’ve noticed a version of thought disturbance in non-psychotic persons, far less extreme than the examples you gave but still prominent. For example, people with BPD having high tangentiality, loosening of associations and derailment; people with NPD having perseveration and unable to let go of an idea for hours. Do you know if these particular symptoms are also called thought disorders? Or is there a separate term for them?

[@SureshBadaMath]

Interesting observation. I have not seen such phenomenology in BPD or NPD. Please do document and publish those cases. I have not come across any literature on the same apart from ‘Epileptic personality change’ related perseveration, circumstantiality and viscosity

[@cultivarcultivar]

@@SureshBadaMath Still appreciate your reply!

[@mahadevaswamy4877]

Dear Sir. Which book have you referred. Can you tell me the name of the book sir so that it would be helpful.

[@SilentRunningRedux]

Regrets about the typos (comment posted 27 Sept. 2024). Will edit as soon as I can. Thanks again for this sophisticated, excellent, elegant review.

[@believer5625]

Thankyou so much sir...

[@rajsr15v28]

Sir In the types of perseveration, there is some discrepancy related to logoclonia and palilalia.

[@pardeeppandey2813]

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[@dhrtissocialspace3856]

Brilliantl job, Sir! As I was going through this video, I could relate to my father who suffered stroke for the second time recently(4 months ago)and the seizures were also very intense. He has been experiencing symptoms of Positive FTD, mostly incoherence. Is this the post stroke effects, Sir? If yes, should it be treated or would it get settled by itself? His cognition has been improving a bit but his daily functioning is a real challenge. Kindly offer your suggestions, Sir.

[@SureshBadaMath]

It is post-stroke aphasia. It is not FTD. It is aphasia (wernicke's aphasia). Please watch this video for more information kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2iwn6poaKuZesU He needs speech therapy for rehabilitation

[@sabinaeshun7936]

What is the difference between thought content and thought process?

[@drpravinkesari7148]

Thanks sir🙏

[@bhuwanpandey8902]

I feel fear of speaking and I can not make a meaningful sentence even in my mother tongue language. I forgot what to speak next and I stop after that. To complete the sentence I speak very fast and I feel urgency to complete the sentence. Kindly suggest me how can I become a Normal person

[@noorzeba6176]

sir, can u plz make a video on disorders of consciousness?!!

[@SureshBadaMath]

Thank you very much for your feedback and suggestions. I will do it

[@noorzeba6176]

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[@princyvasanth4787]

🙏🙏🙏 thanku sir

[@SureshBadaMath]

Welcome All the best

[@Naamika]

Can you share the reference please 😊

[@nassoziremin2342]

The best

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@017evi]

Hi Sir how long does it take to cure?

[@kamaluddinmolla]

Thank you sir

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@epic3548]

hello prof. i really like your videos. please help, is this a thought disorder? my stream of thought is always disrupted by a strong sensation in the brain. It feels like another part of my brain is being activated simultaneously as I'm trying to think. It's very hard to describe this sensation. I cannot think freely anymore and my brain remains in an altered state.

[@SureshBadaMath]

Please consult a local doctor

[@epic3548]

@@SureshBadaMath Thanks for the reply but please help on what u think as my local doctors don't really know

[@khushboo6717]

Thanks sir

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@DrRajeshsinghdatia]

Thank you sir....#

[@Whooopwhhoooop]

Not sure what my flatmate suffers from, her line of conversation is very disconnected. She will suddenly completely change subject matter mid sentence. She trails off mid conversation and doesn't conclude what she started out saying. Or she will start a conversation as if there has been dialog before she starts talking and she gets frustrated when you ask her what she is talking about. For example "...... yeah so they had to finish the job late last night". So you ask her what she is referring to, and then goes back to a previous conversation, then briefly return to clarify what you asked of her. I often have to tell her the same thing over and over and she will often ask me the SAME thing I've had to tell her, many times. She will contradict herself often in one sentence, e.g. "I love being out in the hot sunshine, it's really nice around the waterfront with the shade of the trees, it's so hot though that I'm not really enjoying summer". She will often ask you something about yourself then completely derail you answering. She talks a LOT about herself, but most conversations she blocks you from talking about yourself. She shared a painful childhood situation of being adopted, with me, then when she asked me about my own father when I was an infant, and I answered her truthfully by saying he went to prison for incest, she replied that she found that fact refreshing and cut the conversation off at that point. I find talking with her very frustrating as she has a huge amount of trouble understanding what you are saying. I googled 'disconnected conversation' and thought disorders came up. I don't think she is schizo though as my oldest brother had that and her behavior is nothing like his.

[@cultivarcultivar]

My mother has almost exactly the same behaviors as your flatmate. You outlined your flatmate’s behaviors really well, it helped me reflect on my mom’s behaviors.

[@dimitrijmaslov1209]

...thank you.

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@Soniya-w9l]

Tq sir

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@kranthikumarsadhula7539]

Thankyou sir 🙏🏼

[@SureshBadaMath]

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[@nishagarg5295]

Sir , is this lecture from Fish?

[@SureshBadaMath]

Fish and SIMS

[@ishgarg4474]

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[@tianadorsey7509]

nah man! I got the "woolliness" and my mom is on schizophrenia spectrum...

[@Yadavfdkshevkdhevei]

Please sir in hindi

[@sureshsantimaritimeservice9594]

Dear Dr. I wanted an appointment as I have some relative patients which can not be predicted what is wrong, but do notice few schizophrenic symptoms. Not able to diagnosis or they are ready to take treatment. Thanks if can DM me your email or contact details. Thanks

[@SureshBadaMath]

Please consult local physicians inperson

[@seethalakshmins4736]

Thank you sir

[@SureshBadaMath]

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