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Q: Mental disorder ?

asked by: kamal883 on June 3rd, 2009

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I would like to know if my mother-in-law has mental disorder. Here are some of things she does.

She just wakes up one day all angry and starts swearing and saying random stuff to my father-in-law, and then after a while she is back to normal like nothing happened. This is not something a normal person would do.

Replies(3)

BDteach59

replied on June 4th, 2009

Experienced User

I don't really think there is enough information here to even suggest a diagnosis. Is this a one time occurrence or does it happen a lot? It could simply be some hormonal things going on but without additional information ...

ServiceU

replied on June 10th, 2009

Supporter

is she bipolar?
did something happen to her in her childhood. is there anyone in her family that act this way?
so, no one knows what's wrong with her, she's not on medication?
i agree, need more information. for example i know someone who was in the army and get drunk and act crazy, saying crazy things. so we need more info.

rightside

replied on June 10th, 2009

Active User, very eHealthy

Is she going through menopause? Some women have a rough time with it and their hormones need to be leveled.

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