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Anyone Struggle with IED? *DELETED*
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: Austinh111]
#24012576 - 01/15/17 04:32 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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I wouldn't ask a GP for a diagnosis of anything other than STD's. What you'll probably want to do is visit a psychiatrist so they can truly tell you whether or not you are disordered enough to have a disorder.
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: sudly]
#24012653 - 01/15/17 05:08 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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Sorry for the miss use in words, I have been diagnosed by 4 psychiatrist's
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: Austinh111]
#24012708 - 01/15/17 05:34 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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Ohhkay cool, I've heard it's good not to let things you can't control influence your mood.
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: sudly]
#24012769 - 01/15/17 06:06 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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And that's completely true but that's where this posting was necessary to me. It's a impulse thing that's tied with my chemical imbalance and I notice half of the time, I don't even remember making a big deal of things that don't need to be made. It's something I need tips on controlling.
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: Austinh111]
#24012795 - 01/15/17 06:23 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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Could you describe some symptoms? I'm curious, never heard of Ied before
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: Austinh111]
#24012801 - 01/15/17 06:26 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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I would recommend trying to do what you can to become more mindful and aware of your own emotions by reminding yourself to draw back from the present moment if you feel an elevated sensation of energy coming from your body.
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: Austinh111]
#24012846 - 01/15/17 06:49 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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Austinh111 said: And that's completely true but that's where this posting was necessary to me. It's a impulse thing that's tied with my chemical imbalance and I notice half of the time, I don't even remember making a big deal of things that don't need to be made. It's something I need tips on controlling.
I had never heard of the diagnosis of IED, what a clever boy who made up that name. I don't know, but when I get pissed off sometimes I just get to where I go limbic. It seems to be getting worse, this may not be good. So no tips other than I hate doctors and listening to them just grates on my nerves perhaps most of all. Modern medicine is a scam. Every time I go in there they want to give me a "booster" vaccine. Fuck them, and their vaccines. So I'd say just get your mind right on your own. You can do it.
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Not sure what vaccines have to do with mental health but I'm with you on not digging doc visits. I mean who does.
I'm very skeptical of mental health diagnosises and labels. I think that people are too frequently labeled as this or that without much consideration.
People may display certain behaviors that mimic conditions/disorders when in all actuality they're having typical/normal responses to life issues and are falsely labeled.
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I think learnt behaviours account for a portion of what people claim to be mental illnesses.
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: sudly]
#24012970 - 01/15/17 07:40 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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Intermittent explosive disorder (sometimes abbreviated as IED) is a behavioral disorder characterized by explosive outbursts of anger and violence, often to the point of rage, that are disproportionate to the situation at hand (e.g., impulsive screaming triggered by relatively inconsequential events).
Ugh... It sounds so childish but its honestly something super hard to control, currently reading True Love A Practice for Awakening the Heart by Thich Nhat Hanh trying to grasp all aspect of Buddhism to fully grasp meditation
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: Austinh111]
#24012975 - 01/15/17 07:43 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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For me it's about an overactive fight or flight response so I use medications to reduce the activity of my sympathetic nervous system which is the part of the body that regulates innate responses.
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Re: Anyone Struggle with IED? [Re: Austinh111]
#24013127 - 01/15/17 08:48 PM (7 years, 15 days ago) |
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sudly said: I think learnt behaviours account for a portion of what people claim to be mental illnesses.
That's what I'm leaning to as well. Also drug and alcohol abuse confuse issues further. Opiod abuse is at an all time high recently. And opiates play with your emotions and fuck with your head in a big way. Actually a lot of common drugs can alter your moods greatly. A lot of people smoking herb now days too. Ive noticed a lot of my friends who are smokers will be extremely irritable and even have dramatic outbursts if they havent had a smoke for too long. At the very least their mood plummets and they become listless.
And talking about learned behaviors I remember as a child growing up in the 90s that it was cool to be depressed and have "issues." Grew up with grunge music and Kurt Cobain blowing his brains out. All the intellegent, cool artistic people were tortured souls. Also all the countless movies with teen angst being a main part of the plot. As a child I looked up to the older kids/teens and you emulate things.
In any case I think there are very specific reasons people act in the ways they do. Figuring out those reasons is the tricky part. I think it's easier to call someone essentially "nuts" and label them with whatever condition than it is discovering the direct cause for the behavior.
I think my point is proven by the fact that things like talk/group therapy have a better success rate than medication in many mental disorders.
I had a psychology teacher that didn't believe in mental illness, insanity, or chemical imbalances. He said that there was something physically/anatomically wrong with your brain that could be discovered via MRI cat scan etc OR that you were completely aware of and able to control your actions/behaviors.
Which to this day can't even be proved or disproved yet.
Austinh111 said: Intermittent explosive disorder (sometimes abbreviated as IED) is a behavioral disorder characterized by explosive outbursts of anger and violence, often to the point of rage, that are disproportionate to the situation at hand (e.g., impulsive screaming triggered by relatively inconsequential events).
Ugh... It sounds so childish but its honestly something super hard to control, currently reading True Love A Practice for Awakening the Heart by Thich Nhat Hanh trying to grasp all aspect of Buddhism to fully grasp meditation
Is it just me or does that sound a little too on the nose? I mean the name of the condition. It (explosive outbursts) sounds like a symptom of a disorder, not THE disorder. That would be like if I got sad for some reason after eating a meal and they named that as "post meal depressive disorder"
I'm sorry but I don't buy into that being a real disorder. I have a friend who has similar outbursts over trivial shit all the time too. I get them as well and in fact many many people I know do too
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Mush 4 Brains said: Not sure what vaccines have to do with mental health but I'm with you on not digging doc visits. I mean who does.
I'm very skeptical of mental health diagnosises and labels. I think that people are too frequently labeled as this or that without much consideration.
People may display certain behaviors that mimic conditions/disorders when in all actuality they're having typical/normal responses to life issues and are falsely labeled.
Vaccines and aluminum and heavy metals such as mercury, amalgam fillings which are toxic, rates of autism and alzheimer's spiking through the roof, I'd say it all ties into mental illness. Just the idea that a shot will prevent you from ever getting a disease is a ridiculous notion.
The same one size fits all approach goes into play for mental disorder diagnosis, except here we see there are 100+ disorders the doctor can link a person too, but in the end, they are crazy, and need some drug to keep their mental disease from "flaring up" or having them "act out". Basically, they need to be further dumbed down, the fluoride treatment wasn't effective in the zombie process.
IED? Let's see, what's an IED in terms of war? Maybe I have ICBM syndrome cause my bathroom is too cold. I need some drug to warm me up so my shit stays warm.
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IED...improvised explosive device? Sorry wrong thread...
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