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Histrionic PersonalityPhoto byVidar Nordli-MathisenonUnsplash. Excessive attention-seeking behavior, emotional instability, and exaggerated self-expression are the defining traits of Histrionic personality disorder. Those with this disorder tend to display dramatic, flashy, and attention-grabbing behavior to gain approval and be noticed by others. However, their emotional instability can make it difficult for them to maintain long-term relationships, and they often seek new sources of attention. In addition, they may also struggle with feelings of emptiness and worthlessness, leading them to engage in impulsive and reckless behavior.

Sarah's body felt overcome with dread as the sun inched its way up over Millville. For days, she'd been plagued by a relentless itch that no amount of scratching could shake. The sensation made her feel like she harbored parasites, causing her to grow more distraught and paranoid. Her mind was a jumbled mess, unable to concentrate on anything else.

Desert Elpaso TexasPhoto byAuthor using Wonder Digital Arts. As the sun began to set over the dusty town of El Paso, Texas, a man named Carlos started to cough uncontrollably. Carlos had been unwell for a few days, but his coughing had worsened. Worried, he decided to visit the local clinic the next morning. The next day, Carlos sat in the waiting room, anxious and wondering what could be wrong with him. After a while, he was called in to see the doctor. The doctor listened to his symptoms and ordered some tests.

Brain, Loss of ConsciousnessPhoto byAuthor using Wonder Digital ArtsIn this piece, I would like to shed light on a story of a 39-year-old young white woman from Brooklyn, New York, who was fortunate enough to get help and thus survive after Sudden Loss of Consciousness. However, the question remains as to what will change her life in the future.

A Brief Case Study of a 68-Year-Old Woman With Three Month History of Frequent Falls at Home. Parkinson's Disease is a slow, debilitating ailment. It affects almost 10% of the population over 80 years of age. Although it is commonly the problem that parallels aging, it does not spare the younger population. 1% of people over 65 and 0.4% over 40 suffer from "Parkinson's."

Peter had recently celebrated his 18th birthday and was excited for what the rest of the year held for him. Little did he know that his life would be changed in a few short weeks.

Kawasaki diseasePhoto byAuthor generated using wonder digital Arts. Kenzo is a one-year-old Japanese boy who had been brought to Dr. Wexler's office by his parents, who had been his pediatrician since he was born.

Peter is a 52-year-old retired veteran who lives in a small town outside San Jose, California. He is otherwise a healthy, outgoing guy. His family and friend describe him as an easygoing and lovable person.

The High Prevalence of Lead Toxicity Among Opium Users Can Be Overlooked. Here is Why!. Illumination publication initially publicized this story!. Disclaimer: All characters and names on this story are fictional. However, the case study is based on real-life events based on author's research and evaluation!