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Does anyone met the symptoms of this disorder?
Yes 17%  17%  [ 2 ]
Yes 17%  17%  [ 2 ]
Few of it 25%  25%  [ 3 ]
Few of it 42%  42%  [ 5 ]
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11 Mar 2014, 8:22 pm

Rehanic Disorder (or RHD) is a Obsessive-Compulsive Traumatic Conduct Disorder that affects people's emotion and everyday movement. RHD is considered as a Mild form of OCD, and Conduct Disorder. RHD is very rare due to unestimated counts of cases, which I made up, because I don't know what's my actual Diagnosis. RHD is a Mild Form and High Functioning form of Psychological Trauma. People with RHD may not want to tell a story that is related to trauma, because it can make them depressed. Many Traumatic Events are private, and personal, because they don't want to tell to other people, even when they said, "What's a Matter", they may reply, "nothing", or "I can't tell you"

Causes
Rehanic Disorder is caused by Psychological Trauma, which it led by Sensory Processing Disorder. RHD is caused by Abuse, or Harsh Discipline (Such as Yelling, Shouting, spanking, and being beaten by parents or caregivers. It happens if example your mother spank you, which you have Sensory Processing Disorder, then you get very upset over it, and started to hate them, (If they spank you once, it doesn't cause Rehanic Disorder, only if they spank you many times regularly.)

Religious families or strict parenting are the higher risk of developing Rehanic Disorder, due to yelling, shouting, and beatings.

Child who been Psychologically, Emotionally, Verbally or Physically Abused can cause Rehanic Disorder. You can meet the criteria one of these types of abuse. More than one type of abuse can cause Moderate - Severe Rehanic Disorder.

Symptoms of Rehanic Disorder

Main Symptoms of Rehanic Disorder

Mild OCD (Hand Washing is excluded from this disorder, just rituals only.)
Tics (When Memories bother you, like your Abusive Parents. or Depressing events)
PTSD-Like Symptoms, but Reacting to traumatic event is excluded, but instead, they refused to tell you.
Mild Depression
Bipolar-Like Symptom (when trauma happens, it can cause anger and yelling and isolation)
Traumatized more easier than normal peers.
Isolation
Laziness
Refuses to take deep breaths (when angry)
Unwanted Memories
ODD-Like Symptoms
Low-Self Esteem
Speeding up Independence
Early Teenage Rebellion than normal developing children
Sensory Issues
Generalized Anxiety Disorder Symptoms
Mild - Moderate Hypochondria
Abusive Behavior (when getting angry when someone disciplined you or Abuses you Negatively)
Feel like going to run away from their parents
Poor Hygeine Skills
Refuses to cope with anger
Bad memories stuck in your head
False Memories
Escaping from their traumatic life
Refuses to spend time with a family (if they abused you)
Fear of Discipline
Fear of Punishment
Bad Memories stuck into their heads after few hours from the event. (Which it can cause Anger and explosions)

Other Symptoms

Breaking things (When angry)
Trouble Concentrating
Kill joy (Doesn't like having fun)
Refused to learn in their way
Going out on your own more than usual
Refused to do recent cultures (due to their abusive parents liking their culture.)

Treatment

There is no cure for Rehanic Disorder, but there are Medications such as (SSRI and Benzodiazephrines) SSRI, such as Sertraline and Fluoxetine can treat Rehanic Disorder Symptoms, and also Benzodiazephrines, such as Clonazepam, Diazepam, and Xanax can treat anxiety. (I was on SSRI, then Tics, OCD Symptoms, ODD Symptoms, and Abusive Behavior was vanished, While Benzodiazephrines made my Anxiety, Depression, and Hypochondria Symptoms was vanished), SSRI can cause bad side effects, Take with Benzodiazephrines, so you won't get Hypochondria Symptoms. There are therapies such as Hypnotherapy, Mirror Therapy (For Low Self-Esteem) and Psychotherapy that can treat RHD Symptoms. Daily Living Skills Courses can treat RHD and take risk before doing it, without taking risk can cause psychological trauma episode, due to discipline.

People with RHD should not join the Military because of lot of yelling and discipline, which it can worsen your Symptoms and causes more depression and even lower self-esteem.

People with RHD usually stay away from abusive peers, Just to ease their Symptoms. They can get angry and Defiant at home, while in public, they're nice and kind, except they're with their abusive peers, or strict parents.

Going outside more than usual can minimize their RHD symptoms, but tics can still happen, but very uncommon, unless they are on SSRI, which it minimizes tics.

People with RHD can function normally on daily activities, but when traumatic memories happen, it can cause them to have tics. In Aspies, When Unwanted Photographic Memory happens, they can pull a tic, but those tics can be controlled by themselves, which it can be mistaken as tourettes, but they're controllable.

Prognosis

RHD has a Excellent Prognosis, because when they get older and move out on their own, 50 - 75% of their symptoms would been vanished. But otherwise, RHD symptoms can lead to depression and self-hating image. Conduct Disorder is rare to progress into. Because RHD is a Mild Form of Conduct Disorder, which it rarely commits a crime. But People with RHD may run away from home to move to their friend's house. Sometimes RHD symptoms can be a life-long disorder, due to repetitve memories that can bother them. Therapy usage can disappear their symptoms and lead to Normal Life. People with RHD can lead to normal life if they move out on their own away from their abusive peers.

Diagnosis of RHD

The Diagnosis of RHD is goes by Questioning a patient, You may have to tell a story to your trusted friend. Because RHD is not a official Diagnosis and it's not found on any of these DSM V or other Medical Manual.

RHD is described by me for the very first time, because I suffer psychological trauma from harsh discipline since I was 4 years old. But these Symptoms develops when I was 7 1/2 years old. and I don't know what Disorder do I have. So I decided to make a disorder to everyone to be aware if they are having children, You have to take risk on them, The Prevention of RHD is (DO NOT SHOUT, THREATEN, YELL, SPANK, PUNISH, OR BEAT YOUR CHILD) Instead, you can tell stories (like Teachings) and make up what happen to somebody that got disciplined and actions. So they'll know that it's not right. speak calmer, about their problem that they did, if he/she breaks your vase, take a deep breath, unless if you are going to explode, if you feel like going to explode, go to the quiet room far away from them and let it go, then calm down and come back and discipline them in a nicer way, Time out is not a Answer, which RHD symptoms would go worse, if your child doesn't have RHD, it can cause RHD if it's more than once. Just Redirect them to go outside, and play, or take them to the park and have fun, or go to the fun place, so they can have fun. Behavioral Replacement is a good option for RHD Suffers.

If anyone meets 6 of the following symptoms including tics, please tell your story or reply on this forum.



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15 Mar 2014, 3:03 am

To me it sounds just like PTSD.
The original trauma was the harsh discipline, beatings and so forth. Which was traumatic from your perspective.
You need to have symptoms from anxiety cluster and from avoidance cluster. To me it seems like your conduct disorder was avoidance of the trusting adult-child relationship, which was a survival strategy.
For PTSD you also need to have some re-experiencing. The typical thing is nightmares and flashbacks, but you can also have emotional flashbacks, which are triggered by reminders of the event and can make you feel the same way again. This can explain the hypersensitivity.



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15 Mar 2014, 9:28 am

Sarah81 wrote:
To me it sounds just like PTSD.
The original trauma was the harsh discipline, beatings and so forth. Which was traumatic from your perspective.
You need to have symptoms from anxiety cluster and from avoidance cluster. To me it seems like your conduct disorder was avoidance of the trusting adult-child relationship, which was a survival strategy.
For PTSD you also need to have some re-experiencing. The typical thing is nightmares and flashbacks, but you can also have emotional flashbacks, which are triggered by reminders of the event and can make you feel the same way again. This can explain the hypersensitivity.


Nightmares are excluded from this disorder.



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15 Mar 2014, 10:29 pm

Tics is excluded from this disorder as a criteria, but optional.



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16 Mar 2014, 3:20 pm

Sounds like a Personality Disorder, anxiety, depression and OCD.

Sounds like a lot of things actually that already exist.


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19 Mar 2014, 5:56 pm

I just forgot,

Rehanic Disorder Symptom also includes, Lack of Self-Control and Reactive Attachment Behavior.



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23 Mar 2014, 9:11 pm

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Do I have it??????


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24 Mar 2014, 9:40 am

BeggingTurtle wrote:
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Do I have it??????


Probably not because it's a made up disorder of lots of disorders already out there :lol:


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23 May 2014, 6:49 pm

New Symptoms: (Optional), Daredevil Thoughts.



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24 May 2014, 9:56 am

Mild OCD (Hand Washing is excluded from this disorder, just rituals only.)

First of all rituals are also a symptom of autism and I'm convinced that many disorders can be caused and influenced by trauma, not just PTSD. Many studies suggest that even disorders like schizophrenia and personality disorders are highly influenced by trauma. But OCD has a high neurological component, a higher one than most ppl think. But I could imagine that it could get more severe experiencing a trauma, but on the other hand I doubt that all symptoms could be explained by a milder trauma.

Tics (When Memories bother you, like your Abusive Parents. or Depressing events)

If you talk about Tics like seen in Tourette's, those have clearly a neurological basis. In stressful situations they can occur more often, but those are just episodes, Tourette's itself doesn't get more severe due to stress or trauma etc.

PTSD-Like Symptoms, but Reacting to traumatic event is excluded, but instead, they refused to tell you.

I don't get what you're trying to say.

Mild Depression

Most psychiatric patients have some level of depression.

Bipolar-Like Symptom (when trauma happens, it can cause anger and yelling and isolation)

I guess you mean emotional instability. So level of emotional instability is often seen in autistic ppl, but it can be also triggered due to trauma. Many ppl yell without being bipolar.

Isolation
Laziness


This could be caused due to autism or depression.

Unwanted Memories

Typical for trauma or OCD

ODD-Like Symptoms
Low-Self Esteem
Speeding up Independence
Early Teenage Rebellion than normal developing children


This could be caused due to a whole bunch of things, including hormones.

Sensory Issues

Typical for developmental disorders, like sensory processing disorder, autism, ADHD, learning disorders and others. It can also occur in other psychiatric conditions.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder Symptoms
Mild - Moderate Hypochondria


Anxiety

Abusive Behavior (when getting angry when someone disciplined you or Abuses you Negatively)

I'm not sure what you mean, do you mean that you do self harm?

Feel like going to run away from their parents
Poor Hygeine Skills


Again, could be caused by a whole bunch of things

Refuses to cope with anger

Could be a sign of emotional instability

Bad memories stuck in your head
False Memories
Escaping from their traumatic life


Could be a sign of dissociation

Refuses to spend time with a family (if they abused you)
Fear of Discipline
Fear of Punishment
Bad Memories stuck into their heads after few hours from the event. (Which it can cause Anger and explosions)


Sounds like symptoms due to trauma to me.

Other Symptoms

Breaking things (When angry)
Trouble Concentrating
Kill joy (Doesn't like having fun)
Refused to learn in their way
Going out on your own more than usual
Refused to do recent cultures (due to their abusive parents liking their culture.)


Sounds mostly like emotional instability to me. Actually a lot of your symptoms do, but that's just a personal impression.


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24 May 2014, 5:09 pm

Aquais94 wrote:
Tics is excluded from this disorder as a criteria, but optional.


What are u trying to accomplish?
Why not leave the creation of diagnostic categories to those qualified to make them and research them?

Please explain your motives



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25 May 2014, 4:57 am

slave wrote:
Aquais94 wrote:
Tics is excluded from this disorder as a criteria, but optional.


What are u trying to accomplish?
Why not leave the creation of diagnostic categories to those qualified to make them and research them?

Please explain your motives


In my opinion he tryes to find a diagnosis for his problems and ppl with the same issues and thinks it would help just to create a disorder with all of his symptoms in them. His poll even doesn't has the possibility to vote with "no" because he expects that everyone meets at least some symptoms here what's very likely since there are listed a whole bunch of symptoms and many very general once like "mild depression" or "sensory issues" what most ppl with autism have.

I meet a few symptoms, but not the general picture since I'm schizotypal, Transgender, Tourette's with dysthymia and autistic high functioning tendencies on top of that.
But even though some symptoms are overlapping that's not even close to his description because the causes and the general picture is different. Also writing down 30 or 40 psychiatric symptoms (I didn't count them) in an autism forum and to write beneath of it that everyone has a made up disorder who meets at least 6 symptoms, he'll find many who do that without being close to his description.

I actually read in a book about a connection of trauma and OCD in a few cases, but I don't know if this is scientifically studied and in how far.

To the OT:
But it doesn't help to throw all your symptoms together to one mixed up diagnosis and to think you'll meet that way ppl who are like you. It just doesn't work that way.


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11 Jun 2014, 7:48 pm

Also there is another symptom, which is associated with fear of being discipline is paranoia (fear of people going to get after you), Which I have Paranoia also.



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22 Jul 2014, 2:41 am

Also I forgot there are a few Symptoms and treatment

Symptoms

Refusal to Participate Mainstream Culture
Grunge or Punk Behavior
Disconnected from being contacted to their Parents who traumatizes them

Treatments

People who are having an Attack, should use an Electric Fan, which it has a calming sound and a breeze and it can lessen the temper and anger that was trigger from Memories that is taunting them. If they can't, then turn on a new-age relaxing music, to calm yourself down. Sometimes Attack can cause people to have difficulty sleeping unless they punish their perpetrators or raising your goals to succeed and tension deescalate before going to bed. Having an Attack can be very difficult to stop, unless interest can distract the Anger Phase of the Disorder.



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23 Jul 2014, 5:23 pm

You're pretty much just meshing a bunch of disorders together. And preferences, as seen in your most recent post:

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Refusal to Participate Mainstream Culture
Grunge or Punk Behavior



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23 Jul 2014, 5:45 pm

ReticentJaeger wrote:
You're pretty much just meshing a bunch of disorders together. And preferences, as seen in your most recent post:
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Refusal to Participate Mainstream Culture
Grunge or Punk Behavior


Those symptoms are optional, but it may result in those similarities of those behavior, I suspected Kurt Cobain might have Mild Rehanic Disorder and he committed suicide because he had a very difficult life.