Is there a disorder that fits this description: Not being able to think clearly and not being able to be aware of feelings or thoughts.
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It could be a number of things. If you went thru some sort of trauma, then you could be experiencing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. If not, it "could" be ADD, ADHD or perhaps you are afraid to be hurt, so have put up an emotional barrier. My money is on PTSD>..
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to answer this you need to explain more. How long has this been going on and do you feel a sense of confusion?
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Hi, I have read some of your previous questions and I am so sorry you feel so sad, and confused. You could suffer from Bipolar Disorder or something like that. You would really benefit by seeing a doctor and getting some medication to level out and stop your head from spinning. Also suicide is not the answer, living is, and living well and healthy. There is help out there, so dont be afraid to ask ok?
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It is very difficult to diagnose someone over the internet. The symptoms you are taking about could be many different things some medical in origin some emotional. The best thing is to get some help. If you don't have insurance for therapy you can contact your local mental health association or 211 first call for help if they are in your area. There phone number is litterally 211 if you have bell for a carrier in the U.S. I don't know how old you are so pls. don't be offended but if you are under 18 then the best thing is to keeping telling adults that you need help. School counselors, teachers, parents, minster, friends parents ect.
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i suffer from anxiety and experience this a lot but there are other things that can cause this like depression. depression can cause loss of feelings and the confusion could be because you are worrying so you cant concentrate properly. have you spoken to anybody about this? maybe it would be best to go to the doctors for a chat. hope this helps :0)
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yeah. schizo-affective disorder. it is a thought disorder, it doesn't mean you're phycho. try looking it up. it's too much for me to go into. doc's thought i had it but changed my diagnosis to bpd. i'm not a dr. but you might want to see someone for this problem.
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