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Although most people have heard of mental disorders like OCD, there is a long list of other psychological disorders that are extremely strange and unusual.

In today’s article we will talk about some of the less common mental problems that nonetheless affect ordinary people.

14 unusual psychological disorders

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This is the opposite of Capgras Delusion. In the case of Fregoli Syndrome, the sufferer believes that different people are actually the same person who is able to change their appearance and disguise themselves as another.

The affected person has a delusion that he or she is dead and does not exist. They think that their body is rotting or that they have lost all their blood or internal organs. It is most commonly seen in patients with depression or schizophrenia.

This disorder is characterized by a misconception that a place has been copied – that there are two simultaneously existing copies of the same place. For example, a patient may think that the hospital they are in has been copied and also exists elsewhere. It is as if they feel that they are experiencing parallel worlds.

People who suffer from this disorder believe that their hand does not belong to themselves, but that it has its own life. Sometimes people with Foreign-Hand Syndrome think they are possessed by a spirit or something similar. In general, this occurs in people who have damaged their cerebral cortex, which connects the two halves of the brain.

This is a neurological disorder in which the perception of image, space and time is distorted. The most disturbing symptom is the change in body image because the sufferer may become confused about the size and shape of his own body parts. This causes a great deal of fear and alarm.

It is most commonly associated with migraines, brain tumors, substance abuse and infections. The best treatment is rest. Sometimes it is also called “Alice in Wonderland” Syndrome.

The syndrome is not limited to a particular religion, and it often occurs in people who have a history of mental illness prior to their stay in Jerusalem. The delusions or obsessions usually disappear a few days after leaving the area.

Paris Syndrome has been observed in Japanese citizens visiting the French capital. They often experience a nervous breakdown during their visits, but this has also been observed in Japanese tourists elsewhere in the world.

It seems to be an extreme case of culture shock, leading to physical and emotional symptoms of anxiety, including loss of sense of reality, delusions, hallucinations and more.

Of the six million Japanese tourists who visit Paris each year, only about 20 are affected. The probable causes can be g, the language barrier, physical and mental exhaustion and to a large extent.

The person suffering from this walks around place by place unexpectedly and confused without being aware of their identity and what led them to it. In general, these episodes are due to a period of great emotional and physical stress, in,

The sufferer speaks his mother tongue with a foreign accent. It is a rare disorder that usually comes after a major head injury or an injury that has affected the speech center of the brain. It is one of the more unusual psychological disorders.

This is characterized by the sympathy and loyalty of a kidnapped person towards his abductor. It has been described in cases of kidnapping, rape, child abuse, wife violence and more.

Oddly enough, this syndrome got its name after a bank robbery in Stockholm (Sweden) in 1973. The hostages were so attached to their kidnappers that many refused to testify against them.

This is the opposite of Stockholm Syndrome. Here the hostages end up generating sympathy among the hostages, who lust after their desires and needs. It is possible that this reaction comes from the feeling of guilt and

The name comes from a hostage situation at the Japanese Embassy in Lima (Peru). Fourteen members of the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary movement had taken a hundred hostages for several days. But after some time, the hostages were released as the hostages began to understand what situation they had created.

Stendhals syndrome is characterized by physical and emotional anxiety, experiences, confusion, when looking at a work of art.

It often happens when they see something very beautiful or an exaggerated work of art concentrated in one place. One can say the same about person’s extreme reaction when confronted with an enormous beauty in the real world. Usually the experience is limited and the affected person does not need major support measures.

This symptom is characterized by extreme garbage collection.

Diogenes from Sinope (412 or 404 BC to 323 BC). He was a Greek philosopher who was cynical and minimalist. His philosophy was based on the idea that the meaning of life could be found in virtue, living according to nature and rejecting all conventional desires (wealth, power, fame).

It is said that he lived in a barrel of wine in the streets of Athens and was famous for his boldness and cheeky attitude towards Alexander the Great. On one occasion Alexander said to Diogenes “Ask me just what you want”, Diogenes replied “Move, you are shielding from the sun”.

The disorders we have described in this article are just a few out of the huge list of unusual psychological disorders. We hope you enjoyed reading about them!