Uncommon Mental Syndrome you may have

 

Are you scared to go in front of camera or mirror?

Quasimodo Syndrome, this uncommon mental syndrome you may have but you don't know. Quasimodo Syndrome is a disorder or mental syndrome in which the patient becomes desperate to find his or her own flaws,faults. Even minor physical defects will appear as a big problem to the affected person. The person suffering from this disease will always stand in front of the mirror and will find out from various aspects all the physical defects of himself. There is usually a defect in the face, nose, skin and eyes. They deal with the places they find defective for an average of 3-6 hours a day. If one’s dissatisfaction with oneself left untreated, it can lead to suicide. 

This situation, which may occur between the ages of 15-20, affects especially adolescents. Since adolescence is in the process of questioning and acceptance, the appearance is important for self-confidence 

There will be widespread reluctance among them to take pictures. Do not want to go in front of the camera, for fear that their error will be seen in the picture. The patient will only take extra care of his appearance. This extra skepticism about their appearance will also cause problems in their love affair.  

They will have lack self-esteem and will feel uncomfortable going in front of people. Their social life will also be disrupted due to imaginary flaws in their appearance. Whenever they go in front of someone, they will think that everyone will catch their mistake and laugh at them. 

This syndrome is named after the quasimodo character in Victor Hugo’s hunchback of Notre Dame. Quasimodo syndrome was first described in 1886 by Italian psychiatrist Enrico Morelli. 

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