What's the difference between neuroticism and neuropathy?

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What is the difference between neuropathy and neuroticism? How can we distinguish them. There's an uncle next door who doesn't know what's going on. He often talks to himself and sometimes beats people. Is this a neuropathy?

What's the difference between neuroticism and neuropathy?

Neuropathy: 1. Nervous system tissue lesions or dysfunction of the disease. 2. The common name of psychosis. 3. The nerves are a little abnormal. It has a derogatory meaning. The mechanism of the two kinds of pathological changes is different. One is neurological diseases, and the other is that there are some problems in his mental system. So their treatment can be different.

Neuroticism is based on neuroticism. Under certain conditions, anyone can develop neurotic symptoms. For example, when speaking in front of people for the first time, I feel nervous and at a loss; It's terrible to hear people talk about AIDS and cancer; When I see my neighbor being stolen, I become very careful. For healthy people, the above reaction is only transient. General symptoms: lack of rationality, weak sense of responsibility. There is a waste addiction, even if borrow money also want to satisfy their own desire. Ignore social customs, lack of compassion, and even lie.

The common characteristics of neuroticism are: 1) the desire for survival is too strong. 2) Too much introspection. 3) Focus on life safety, pay too much attention to their own experience or discomfort. 4) To delay or avoid making a decision. 5) Often have insecurity, like poor thinking exhausted（ 6) Too sensitive to rejection and criticism（ 7) Excessive pursuit of perfection（ 8) The objective reality of subjectively demanding is not based on people's will.

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Neuropathy and neuroticism can be seen from the literal understanding. The difference between the two is that neuropathy, which is often called neurosis, is not a disease of neuropathy in medical diagnosis. Neurosis is a kind of psychological disease, and neurosis may occur on the basis of neuroticism.