What is male genital madness?

Vaginism is actually a folk saying. In medicine, there is no such disease as vaginism. So, what is male vaginism? It is actually a kind of mental disorder. If you suffer from this disease, the patient will like to expose his body. In fact, this disease is mainly a kind of psychological disorder. If you actively treat it, you can still recover.

Mental disorder refers to the disorder of brain function, which leads to different degrees of mental activities such as cognition, emotion, behavior and will. Common mental disorders include affective mental disorders and organic mental disorders. There are many factors causing the disease: congenital inheritance, personality characteristics and physical factors, organic factors, social environmental factors, etc. Many patients with mental disorders have delusions, hallucinations, illusions, emotional disorders, crying and laughing at random, talking to themselves, strange behavior, and decreased will. The vast majority of patients lack self-awareness, do not admit that they are sick, and do not actively seek help from doctors. Common mental illnesses include schizophrenia, manic-depressive disorder, menopausal disorder, paranoid disorder and mental disorders associated with various organic diseases.

The personality changes of mentally ill patients are a developmental process, and people around them can recognize it through careful observation. There are several main aspects of bad personality that can easily induce mental illness.

1. Explosive personality: Also known as "epilepsy personality defect". This type of person often explodes with strong anger and impulsive behavior for a small mental stimulation. After a short period of time, everything returns to calm. Usually, they are often clingy, solemn, and inflexible. Once they explode, they completely lose control, their emotions and behaviors become extremely rough, and they are very aggressive. They don't care about the consequences and don't consider the impact. They are completely different from their usual selves. This type of person has normal intermittent periods and is more common in young and middle-aged men. There are often similar patients in the family. Injuries during childbirth, dystocia, head trauma, encephalitis, childhood hyperactivity, abandonment in childhood, lack of normal family warmth, etc. are important factors leading to explosive personality.

2. Paranoid personality: Stubborn personality, stubborn temper, sensitive and suspicious, jealous or blaming others, narrow-minded, overly picky, irritable, often in friction with others, self-centered at work and in life, and not listening to others' opinions. This personality is more common in young men, who are prone to paranoid psychosis and schizophrenia.

3. Split personality: introverted, lonely and unsociable, eccentric, usually taciturn, timid, likes to be alone, not sociable, does things his own way at work, has strange thinking, likes to get stuck in a rut, talks incoherently, does not know the occasion, has no sense of propriety, and is cold to others. This kind of personality may be an important sign of early schizophrenia.

4. Cyclic personality: Its characteristics are that sometimes the mood is very high, especially enthusiastic about people, very active in work, very interested in things around, optimistic and active, good at socializing, and full of imagination; sometimes the mood plummets, enthusiasm and interest disappear, and there is no interest in anything, mentally exhausted, physically weak, pessimistic about the future of life, only indifference, boredom, and loneliness. The two completely different personality traits appear alternately, so it is called the "reserve team" of affective psychosis.

5. Hysterical personality: also known as dramatic personality, more common in young and middle-aged women, emotional fluctuations, extremely unstable mood, changing every day, speaking without distinction, saying whatever they think, doing things carelessly, pretending, loving fantasy, highly suggestible, highly dependent, like to be self-centered, superficial in their emotions towards others, superficial, insincere, difficult to maintain normal social connections with the surrounding, and often taking imagination as reality. Once people with this personality encounter mental trauma, they are very likely to suffer from hysteria.

6. Depressive personality: People of this type are often prone to depression, gloom, pessimism and distress. They find it difficult to get rid of unpleasant situations and life contradictions. Their thinking, will and behavior are often suppressed, they lack energy, their physical strength declines, their lives lack fun and vitality, their self-esteem is too low, they have varying degrees of inferiority complex, often feel empty and lonely, have no interest, and live a monotonous and boring life. They are full of gloomy and sad emotions towards others, society, their own current situation and future, and tend to be negative and pessimistic when encountering things. This type of personality is a psychological defect, and severe cases can become depression.