Crazy Psychologist

Muchun took out a medical record card from the pocket of his white coat.

"Doctor Mu? Do you use your own medical insurance?"

"Ah, I've always wanted to get checked out. As I said, finding a doctor like me is the healthiest and safest thing."

Mei Xiaonuan finally smiled and said, "Thank you."

Muchun quickly said no thanks, as long as he agreed to visit the hospital often and chat, he would be satisfied. Of course, if he could go on a date, it would be even more desirable.

Mei Xiaonuan then said, "Actually, the more someone pursues someone like a doctor, the less I like him. If the doctor ignores me, I might want to date him. This should be considered an illness."

"That's right." Muchun suddenly approached Mei Xiaonuan mysteriously, "Have you heard about the recent harassment? Many women have encountered it."

Mei Xiaonuan nodded vigorously and made a 2 hand shape.

"2? What do you mean?"

"I met him twice, once outside the subway station, and once near Huayuanqiao Hospital. The first time was farther away. The second time, the man bumped into me. I saw it on the news. The photo is that person."

"That's it. It's really annoying. If I get hit, I'll definitely feel super unclean, and I might get sick or something."

As Muchun spoke, he pulled up the cuffs of his white coat, fearing that his skin would be exposed.

"Sometimes, I feel unsafe in the hospital. For example, if the water from the infusion tube is spilled, or if the patient coughs, I wonder if the liquid will infect me with the virus. Also, in many novels, When a mother with AIDS gave birth to her child, because she didn’t tell the doctor, the emergency doctor accidentally injured her finger and ended up contracting AIDS. These are just wild imaginations and are simply impossible.”

Mei Xiaonuan felt that what Mu Chun said was wrong, because those things were not false or random imagination. She did not get AIDS because of luck.

After all, there is a probability.

Mei Xiaonuan remembered the time when she accompanied Mei Xiaoshuang to see a doctor when she was a child. At that time, Mei Xiaoshuang fell while dancing, and everyone was surrounding her. Her mother kept telling the doctor, "She must continue to dance." , the doctor repeatedly explained that it was just a slight sprain, and the rest were superficial injuries that would not affect dancing.

My mother was still worried, so she even invited orthopedic surgeons from several university-affiliated hospitals for consultation, as well as a plastic surgeon. For a very small wound, a lot of connections were involved and a lot of money was spent.

Mei Xiaonuan still remembers that she was only 8 years old at the time, and the driver who took her to and from school was waiting for her at the school gate. After getting on the bus, the driver did not take her original route home, but took her to Sumikawa Hospital.

Mei Xiaoshuang's ward was crowded with doctors in white coats, of all ages, both male and female.

Her mother didn't see her at all. She stood at the door for a while, and suddenly a man holding an IV bag passed by her. Mei Xiaonuan felt a burning pain on her arm.

Turning his arm, he saw a scratch with a faint trace of blood.

She didn't feel anything at the time, but as she grew up, she became particularly afraid of liquids, especially blood and human saliva.

Maybe I was sick at that time. Such thoughts were unclear but could not be dissipated.

"But there are still cases of people contracting diseases because of swimming, unhygienic bed sheets, or contact with patients' saliva. Don't we always have such reports?"

"Yes, so you need to check frequently. Even if you are fine this time, you may not get sick in the future. Moreover, the incubation period of AIDS is very long. Moreover, if you have just been in contact with a patient recently, you may not get sick yet. It must be possible to check it out.”

"Ah, isn't that right?"

Mei Xiaonuan's mood, which had just been half relaxed, became heavy again.

Isn't that the boyfriend I dated recently? Although they didn't kiss, they touched each other a little bit. Did they touch saliva?

Mei Xiaonuan racked her brains, her temples felt swollen and painful.

"If you can't convince yourself that these are the result of imagination and excessive worry, then you need to take medicine."

"What medicine?"

Muchun couldn't tell Mei Xiaonuan what medicine could fundamentally cure her worries.

Unlike Hu Peng and Li Nan's worries, Mei Xiaonuan's worries cannot be controlled through rationality.

Hu Peng was worried that the door was not locked properly. On one hand, he was very worried about a thief in his home, but on the other hand, he also knew very well that the probability of such a thing happening was very small, and it was just an imaginary fear. Hu Peng has a rational understanding of imaginary fears.

When the inspection is completed or someone completes the inspection work for him,

Mei Xiaonuan is different. Her panic attacks and worries about the disease cannot be completely relieved by the test. She believes that she is sick and cannot be changed just because the test results are good. This disease.

More like [pseudo-obsessive schizophrenia].

Mei Xiaonuan's problem required medication and psychological treatment at the same time. Muchun found Zhang Wenwen, and Zhang Wenwen scolded him again.

"What's this? I haven't seen you for a few days and it's another symptom I've never heard of. Muchun, are you kidding me?"

Don't blame Zhang Wenwen for being angry, Chu Sisi is also completely unaware of this disease.

"I finally figured out Li Nan's problem, and I've almost finished studying Hu Peng's [Compulsive Examination]. What is this [pseudo-obsessive schizophrenia]?"

According to Muchun's explanation, these are two different diseases that are very easy to be misdiagnosed. Although there is a certain connection, some patients like Hu Peng will transform from [obsessive-compulsive disorder] to [obsessive-compulsive disorder] due to a variety of reasons that are not yet completely clear. Schizophrenia], but how this transformation occurs and what the influencing factors are have not yet been accurately studied.

Everything is still being studied.

Hu Peng belongs to true obsessive thinking, which is related to obsessive-compulsive disorder. The complete term for obsessive-compulsive disorder is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, OCD. Muchun took out a stack of relevant foreign case reports and handed them to Zhang Wenwen.

Mei Xiaonuan's pseudo-obsessive thinking is common in patients with schizophrenia. Evaluated from the perspective of actions and obsessive thoughts, the diagnostic criteria for obsessive-compulsive disorder "allow" patients to lack insight, that is, they are unable to recognize that obsessive thoughts and impulses are excessive or irrational.

Patients with true obsessive-compulsive thinking will have intrusive, irrational obsessive-compulsive thoughts and internal counter-obsessions at the same time, and their self-awareness is intact; to put it simply, Hu Peng knows that his thinking is irrational, but He has no control over intrusive thoughts and subjective efforts to suppress this intrusion.

Patients with pseudo-obsessive thinking only have obsessive thoughts without internal counter-obsession. The content often has body deformation, sexual or aggressive overtones, such as fear of AIDS and fear that others may harm them.