What are the symptoms of dual personality

The main symptoms of dual personality are abnormal behavior or abnormal sensation, and may even lead to other functional impairments.

During the illness, the patient will have two distinct personality states, usually entering daily activities with a different identity. The two identities are not related to each other, and they may appear independently or alternately. There will also be obvious abnormalities in personal behavior. The usually enthusiastic and optimistic mood will become silent or slow in movement, and may even be accompanied by facial expressions, which will also affect normal life or study. Some people may also suffer from certain mental conditions, mainly manifested as insomnia, dreaminess, dizziness, headache, or even forgetfulness.

The emergence of dual personality is mainly influenced by family environment factors, and may be caused by social factors or school environment factors. In addition, the possibility of biological inheritance is not ruled out. At the same time, physical abuse or sexual abuse in childhood can lead to dual personality. Generally, it needs to be improved through psychological interference. If the condition is serious and there is a tendency of suicide or self-abuse, it needs to be treated with antidepressant drugs. Family members should also have more psychological communication or exchanges with patients, which can help adjust the degree of recovery of the disease.