Intermittent Explosive Disorder
health advisory
Hospital
Mental Health
2007-11-15 19:01:16
And remember that you are not doing anything wrong. This is the roommates problem, so try not to take it personally.
Best of luck.
A disorder my butt. He is taking out his frustrations on others over problems in his life. He needs to become part of society and stop controlling others. Below is a medical description. You noted that he is getting upset over specific situations that occur and not random things. More than likely, this guy is pissed at life because of something or many things that have gone wrong in his life in the past or things that he wants to occur and can't control. Suggestion, counseling to find out what the route problems are.
"The reader should note that DSM-IV's classification of IED is not universally accepted. Many psychiatrists do not place intermittent explosive disorder into a separate clinical category but consider it a symptom of other psychiatric and mental disorders. In many cases individuals diagnosed with IED do in fact have a dual psychiatric diagnosis. IED is frequently associated with mood and anxiety disorders, substance abuse and eating disorders, and narcissistic, paranoid, and antisocial personality disorders."
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