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Махмудова Шахзода Мирзаакбаровна
Невролог(Невропатолог)
Категория высшая
Язык встречи:
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ru
Опыт: 34 лет
1 мин - 10 000 UZS
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Disorientation
What is it?
Disorientation is a condition in which a person loses the ability to adequately perceive and orient themselves in the surrounding environment. This may manifest as a disruption in the perception of time, place, and identity, as well as an inability to correctly assess a situation.
Causes of Disorientation
- Psychiatric disorders. Disorientation is often observed in psychoses, schizophrenia, delirium, and other psychiatric conditions.
- Head injuries. Brain injuries, such as concussions or contusions, can lead to temporary or prolonged disorientation.
- Alcohol and drug use. The use of alcohol and drugs can disrupt the perception of reality and lead to disorientation.
- Neurological diseases. Diseases such as stroke, dementia, or Parkinson’s disease can cause disorientation.
- Infectious diseases. Some infections, such as meningitis or sepsis, can affect cognitive functions and cause disorientation.
- Psychological stress. Intense stress or traumatic events can disrupt the perception of the environment and lead to temporary disorientation.
When should you see a doctor?
- If disorientation is accompanied by other symptoms, such as hallucinations or memory loss.
- If a person is unable to orient themselves in familiar surroundings or recognize familiar people.
- If disorientation persists for more than a few minutes or hours.
- If disorientation is accompanied by physical symptoms, such as a headache, weakness, or coordination problems.
Diagnosis and Treatment
- Medical examination. Symptom check, medical history analysis, as well as cognitive tests help to identify the possible cause of disorientation.
- Neurological examination. Tests such as CT or MRI scans of the brain can help identify structural changes causing disorientation.
- Treating the underlying condition. Treating conditions such as psychosis or neurological disorders can eliminate or reduce disorientation.
- Stopping alcohol and drug use. Discontinuing substances that cause disorientation can significantly improve the patient’s condition.
- Psychotherapy. For psychologically induced disorientation, working with a psychologist to address stress or trauma can be beneficial.
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