Nymphomania: Myths, Reality and Stereotypes

Nymphomania is a term used to denote a pathologically heightened sexual drive in women. Its origin is linked to ancient Greek myths about nymphs—nature goddesses who embodied passion and sensuality. Scientifically, this phenomenon falls under the category of psychosexual disorders, which can be associated with both psychological and physiological factors. In medical terminology, this condition […]

Delirium: a Temporary Loss of Reality or the Onset of Illness?

Delirium is an acute, usually reversible mental disorder characterized by impaired consciousness, disorientation, and disturbance of attention and cognitive functions. This condition may manifest as changes in reality perception, including hallucinations, delusions, and rapid mood swings. Delirium is not an independent disease; it often develops as a symptom or consequence of other physical or mental […]

OCD and the Digital Age: Social Media Obsession

Social networks and digital technologies have become an integral part of our lives, shaping a new style of communication, self-expression, and social interaction while influencing our worldview, self-esteem, and mental health. One intriguing yet alarming phenomenon in this context is the similarity between compulsive social media use and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

Munchausen Syndrome: Why do People Pretend to be Sick?

Imagine a person who intentionally induces symptoms of illnesses in themselves, endures painful medical procedures, and switches hospitals one after another. This is not about a desire for sick leave or insurance—something much more complex and profound drives these people. Münchausen syndrome, one of the most enigmatic mental disorders of modern times, continues to baffle […]

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