Can A Muslim Have Borderline Personality Disorder?

Borderline or Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder (BPD/EUPD) is a name given to a set of symptoms that include intense, changing emotions, fear of abandonment, unstable relationships and an unclear sense of identity. Often, to cope with (or avoid) the emotional difficulties, people might resort to coping strategies including self-harm, impulsivity, self-sabotage or substance abuse. Typically, people with BPD will have experienced significant difficulties in childhood such as neglect, abandonment or absence of a parent. The way this can manifest in individuals is complicated, and the symptoms are heavily dependent on the childhood and the continuing environment the person is in. Describing a person with borderline personality disorder is extremely difficult because the symptoms are part of a person, not the entire personality of the person. An introvert can have BPD, as can an extrovert; someone who is quick to react can have BPD, as can someone who internalises and copes with their difficulties later. <a href="https://medium.com/@zuleikhasayani/can-a-muslim-have-borderline-personality-disorder-b2271b55c4b8">Visit Now</a>