Borderline Personality Disorder

Borderline patients suffer from volatility of emotion. They do not like to be considered as simply another patient. They seek attention, care, responsiveness, and not from the person who is with preoccupied with their problems or with his mind elsewhere.

Borderline patients usually suffered symptoms such as anxiety and depression, and these symptoms can be rapidly replaced by angers. Their clarify of mind can be replaced by bewilderment and fragile grip of reality. They are unable to distinguish between the reality and the assumption state of mind. Therefore, they can be provoked easily. Very often, they have to tackle a problem head-on instead of reflecting the problem elsewhere on the problem which may produce a solution of the problem, and it may also reduce the emotion volatility.

Severe borderline patients required medication. Symptoms such as lability of mood, rejection sensitivity, mood crashes, intense anger, temper outburst, chronic emptiness, dysphoria, loneliness, anhedonia, social anxiety, avoidance, inappropriate behavior, Impulsivity, sensation seeking behavior such as risky, reckless behavior, cognitive impulsivity, no reflective delay, low frustration tolerance, impulsive aggression, recurrent assaultiveness, threats, property destruction, impulsive binges, alcohol, food, sex, spending, recurrent suicidal threats, self-mutilation, cognitive perceptual disturbance, suspiciousness, paranoid ideation, idea of reference, odd communication, vague, muddled thinking, magical thinking, episodic distortions of reality, micro-psychotic episodes, derealization, depersonalization, illusion, stress-induced hallucinations (Anthony baseman and Peter Fonagy, 2004).