Illusion Illusion
Illusion is a spiritual illness that affects the human being, and can be defined as what is in the mind of the mind, so that the affected person works to exaggerate the reality to several times unreal, whether this situation is caused by the thought, representation, or imagination, The delusion may lead to the loss of his physical health, as those who are infected see themselves on the edge of a serious illness that may kill them, and turn them helpless, and they are out of physical health and obey the mental spiritual capacity that occurs illusory disease.
Causes of Illusion Illness
- Illness is the result of childhood experiences acquired from the father and mother when they have a sick imagination, as the child is aware of their excessive attention to health, and the health of his brothers.
- Excessive sensitivity in some individuals, as they may fantasize about getting sick by hearing from infected people, doctors, the Internet and the media.
- Imagination produces a sense of failure and failure in the scientific, family, and social life, as well as because of its feeling of mistrust and lack. Therefore, these symptoms may be escape from the problems of life.
- Observe body organs excessively, and explain each change happens in a negative way.
- It occurs because of emotional deprivation and loss of love and tenderness, and may occur in the emergence of illusion in old age, because of the need of the elderly to care, and attract attention.
- The intense psychological anxiety that is resisted from transforming intangible conflicts into concrete objects, organs of the body, so as to focus on them as a single outlet for the person.
Symptoms of Illusion Illness
- Frequent complaint of any physical disorders throughout the body such as the head, heart, and stomach.
- Permanent obsessive-compulsive disease, and focus on the idea of disease, and the feeling of non-false disease, which leads to make the body weak, and weak.
- The person shows signs of severe fear of social relationships, lack of self-confidence, disorder of family relationships, and self-preoccupation, leading to isolation from others.
- Frequent frequency of doctors’ clinics, and preoccupation with health.
- Insisting that the cause of the illness is physical, not psychologically, which makes him unacceptable to the idea of going to a psychiatrist.
- Sensation of poor memory, lack of mental focus, due to obsessions affecting the person.
- Lack of sleep, insomnia due to preoccupation with obsessions, and obsessions that affect the person.
Treatment of Illusion Illness
- Drug therapy: Some antidepressants are used to relieve or alleviate the symptoms of the disease, which are the fear of physical diseases.
- Psychotherapy: This treatment is the main treatment for the disease of illusion, as it helps the patient to recognize and understand the misconceptions that cause fear, and this treatment helps the patient to stop its behavior associated with this disease, which includes repeated monitoring of the body.