1. उदासी या खालीपन की भावना (Feeling sad or empty)

2. रुचि की कमी (Loss of interest)

3. थकान या कमजोरी (Fatigue or weakness)

4. नींद की समस्या (Sleep disturbances)

5. भूख में बदलाव (Changes in appetite)

6. वजन में बदलाव (Weight changes)

7. एकाग्रता में कठिनाई (Difficulty concentrating)

8. आत्महत्या के विचार (Thoughts of suicide)

9. चिड़चिड़ापन या गुस्सा (Irritability or anger)

10. आत्मसम्मान में कमी (Low self-esteem)

11. निराशा या असहायता की भावना (Feeling hopeless or helpless)

12. रोने की इच्छा (Crying spells)

13. शारीरिक दर्द या पीड़ा (Physical pain or discomfort)

14. सामाजिक गतिविधियों से दूरी (Withdrawing from social activities)

15. जीवन में आनंद की कमी (Lack of pleasure in life)

1. अचानक मरीज का व्यवहार अजीब सा हो जाना (Suddenly the patient’s behavior becomes strange)

2. कानों में अजीब सी आवाजें सुनाई पड़ने लगना (Starts hearing strange sounds in the ears)

3. अत्यधिक डर का लगना (Feels extremely scared)

4. शक, वहम, चिंता करने लगना कि लोग उसके बारे में बातें करते रहते हैं (Starts suspecting, delusional, and worries that people keep talking about himKeeps mumbling or smiling alone)

5. अकेले में बुदबुदाते या मुस्कराते रहना (Becomes extremely angry/quiet)

6. अत्यधिक गुस्सा करना / चुप हो जाना (Getting extremely angry/becoming quiet)

7. अचानक चुपचाप अलग-अलग रहने लगना (Suddenly starting to keep quiet and aloof)

8. खुशी के मौके पर खुशी और दुःख के मौके पर दुःख न महसूस करना (Not feeling happy on happy occasions and sad on sad occasions)

9. दिमाग का काम न करना (Brain not functioning)

Everyone has trouble with memory at times, but the memory loss related to Alzheimer's disease is lasting. Over time, memory loss affects the ability to function at work and at home.

People with Alzheimer's disease may:

• Repeat statements and questions over and over.

• Forget conversations, appointments or events.

• Misplace items, often putting them in places that don't make sense.

• Get lost in places they used to know well.

• Forget the names of family members and everyday objects.

• Have trouble finding the right words, expressing thoughts or having conversations.

1. हाथ पैरों में ऐंठन आना (Twisting of hands and legs)

2. शरीर में जोर जोर के झटके लगना (Jerky movement of the body)

3. मुंह से झाग आना (Frothing from the mouth)

4. आंखों में टकटकी लगना (Staring of the eyes)

5. जुबान या गाल का कट जाना (Tongue or cheek bit)

6. पेशाब का निकल जाना (Urinary incontinence)

7. व्यवहार में अचानक बदलाव आ जाना (Sudden change in behavior)

8. अजीब हरकतें करना (Doing strange things)

1. बेकार की चिंता या तनाव (Excessive worry or tension)

2. घबराहट या डर (Panic or fear)

3. तेज़ दिल की धड़कन (Racing heartbeat)

4. साँस लेने में कठिनाई (Difficulty breathing)

5. पसीना आना (Sweating)

6. कपकपी या कांपना (Trembling or shaking)

7. बेचैनी या अस्थिरता (Restlessness or agitation)

8. एकाग्रता में कठिनाई (Difficulty concentrating)

9. नींद की समस्या (Sleep disturbances)

10. थकान या कमजोरी (Fatigue or weakness)

11. सिरदर्द या मांसपेशियों में दर्द (Headaches or muscle pain)

12. बार-बार पेशाब आना (Frequent urination)

13. मुँह सूखना (Dry mo uth)

14. भूख में बदलाव (Changes in appetite)

15. आत्मविश्वास में कमी (Low self-confidence)

1. daydream a lot

2. forget or lose things a lot

3. squirm or fidget

4. talk too much

5. make careless mistakes or take unnecessary risks

6. have a hard time resisting temptation

7. have trouble taking turns

8. have difficulty getting along with others

• सिर में एक हिस्से में तेज दर्द होना

• आँखों के सामने काले धब्बे दिखाई देना

• स्किन में चुभन

• कमजोरी महसूस होना

• देखने में दिक्कत

• गुस्सा, चिड़चिड़ापन

• गैस्टिक, मतली या उल्टी होना

• तेज रोशनी/आवाज से परेशानी

1. feeling withdrawn, losing your drive and motivation

2. decreasing self confidence

3. intense emotional reactions – for example, being more tearful, sensitive or aggressive

4. umping to conclusions without considering the facts

5. minimising successes due to focus on challenges

6. maximising problems, making them feel much bigger than they are

7. automatically jumping to the worst-case scenario

8. holding yourself responsible for negative outcomes

9. turning a positive into a negative

10. avoiding certain tasks

11. working longer hours

12. working through holidays

13. taking extra time off work

1. शराब का दुरुपयोग (Alcohol Abuse)

2. नशीली या दर्द की दवाओं का दुरुपयोग (Drug Abuse)

3. तंबाकू (धूम्रपान) का दुरुपयोग (Tobacco Abuse)

4. कैनबिस (गांजा/भांग)का दुरुपयोग (Cannabis Abuse)

5.हेलुसीनोजेन्स का दुरुपयोग (Hallucinogens Abuse)

6. इनहेलेंट्स (Solution) का दुरुपयोग (Inhalants Abuse)

7. ओपिओइड्स का दुरुपयोग (Opioids Abuse)

8. कोकीन का दुरुपयोग (Cocaine Abuse)

1.गंदगी से बहुत ज्यादा परेशानी होना (Being very bothered by dirt)

2.बार बार या ज्यादा देर तक हाथ धोना (Washing hands frequently or for a long time)

3.बाथरूम में बहुत ज्यादा समय लगाना (Spending a lot of time in the bathroom)

4.बार-बार ताला, गैस का रेगुलेटर, कुंडी आदि चेक करना (Checking locks, gas regulators, latches etc. repeatedly)

5.छोटी सी बात का दिमाग में घण्टों घूमते रहना (Small things going on in the mind for hours)

6.ईश्वर के लिए मन में घृणित विचार आना (Having hateful thoughts about God)

7.विचार आना कि अगर ऐसा नहीं किया तो मेरे प्रियजनों के साथ अहित हो जायेगा (Thinking that if I do not do this, then harm will happen to my loved ones)

8.चीजों को मन में गिनते रहना (Counting things in the mind)

Vertigo is a sensation that the environment around you is spinning in circles. It can make you feel dizzy and off-balance. Vertigo is a symptom of lots of health conditions rather than a disease itself, but it can occur along with other symptoms.

Other symptoms you might experience when you have vertigo include:

• Nausea and vomiting.

• Dizziness.

• Balance issues.

• Hearing loss in one or both ears.

• Tinnitus (ringing in your ears).

• Headaches.

• Motion sickness.

• A feeling of fullness in your ear.

• Nystagmus (a condition that causes your eyes to move from side to side rapidly and uncontrollably).

• संपर्क और बातचीत करने में कठिनाई

• भावनाओं को समझने में समस्या

• बच्चों का देर से बोलना 

• एक ही शब्द को बार-बार दोहराना

• बुलाने पर जवाब न देना

• अकेला रहना

• आंख न मिला पाना 

• हर दिन एक ही तरह से बिताना

• खुद को चोट लगाना या नुकसान पहुंचाना 

• दूसरे व्यक्ति की भावनाओं को न समझना या उनकी भावनाओं के प्रति संवेदनशील न होना।

Paranoid personality disorder

• Lacks trust and is suspicious of others and the reasons for their actions.

• Believes that others are trying to do harm with no reason to feel this way.

• Doubts the loyalty of others.

• Is not willing to trust others.

• Hesitates to confide in others for fear that others will use that information against them.

• Takes innocent remarks or situations that are not threatening as personal insults or attacks.

• Becomes angry or hostile to what are believed to be slights or insults.

• Has a habit of holding grudges.

• Often suspects that a spouse or sexual partner is unfaithful with no reason to feel this way.

Schizoid personality disorder

• Appears to be cold to or not interested in others.

• Almost always chooses to be alone.

• Is limited in how emotions are expressed.

• Cannot take pleasure in most activities.

• Cannot pick up typical social cues.

• Has little to no interest in having sex with another person.

Schizotypal personality disorder

• Has unusual thinking, beliefs, speech or behavior.

• Feels or thinks strange things, such as hearing a voice whisper their name.

• Has flat emotions or emotional responses that are socially unusual.

• Has social anxiety, including not being comfortable making close connections with others or not having close relationships.

• Responds to others in ways that are not proper or shows suspicion or lack of interest.

• Has "magical thinking"— the belief that their thoughts can affect other people and events.

• Believes that some casual incidents or events have hidden messages.

Group B personality disorders

Group B personality disorders have a consistently dysfunctional pattern of dramatic, overly emotional thinking or unpredictable behavior. They include:

Borderline personality disorder

• Has a strong fear of being alone or abandoned.

• Has ongoing feelings of emptiness.

• Sees self as being unstable or weak.

• Has deep relationships that are not stable.

• Has up and down moods, often due to stress when interacting with others.

• Threatens self-harm or behaves in ways that could lead to suicide.

• Is often very angry.

• Shows impulsive and risky behavior, such as having unsafe sex, gambling or binge eating.

• Has stress-related paranoia that comes and goes.

Histrionic personality disorder

• Always seeks attention.

• Is overly emotional or dramatic or stirs up sexual feelings to get attention.

• Speaks dramatically with strong opinions but has few facts or details to back them up.

• Is easily led by others.

• Has shallow emotions that change quickly.

• Is very concerned with physical appearance.

• Thinks relationships with others are closer than they are.

Narcissistic personality disorder

• Has beliefs about being special and more important than others.

• Has fantasies about power, success and being attractive to others.

• Does not understand the needs and feelings of others.

• Stretches the truth about achievements or talents.

• Expects constant praise and wants to be admired.

• Feels superior to others and brags about it.

• Expects favors and advantages without a good reason.

• Often takes advantage of others.

• Is jealous of others or believes that others are jealous of them.

Antisocial personality disorder

• Has little, if any, concern for the needs or feelings of others.

• Often lies, steals, uses false names and cons others.

• Has repeated run-ins with the law.

• Often violates the rights of others.

• Is aggressive and often violent.

• Has little, if any, concern for personal safety or the safety of others.

• Behaves impulsively.

• Is often reckless.

• Has little, if any, regret for how their behavior negatively affects others.

Group C personality disorders

Group C personality disorders have a consistently dysfunctional pattern of anxious thinking or behavior. They include:

Avoidant personality disorder

• Is very sensitive to criticism or rejection.

• Does not feel good enough, important or attractive.

• Does not take part in work activities that include contact with others.

• Is isolated.

• Does not try new activities and does not like meeting new people.

• Is extremely shy in social settings and in dealing with others.

• Fears disapproval, embarrassment or being made fun of.

Dependent personality disorder

• Relies on others too much and feels the need to be taken care of.

• Is submissive or clingy toward others.

• Fears having to take care of self if left alone.

• Lacks confidence in abilities.

• Needs a lot of advice and comforting from others to make even small decisions.

• Finds it hard to start or do projects due to lack of self-confidence.

• Finds it hard to disagree with others, fearing they will not approve.

• Endures poor treatment or abuse, even when other options are available.

• Has an urgent need to start a new relationship when a close one ends.

Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder

• Focuses too much on details, orderliness and rules.

• Thinks everything needs to be perfect and gets upset when perfection is not achieved.

• Cannot finish a project because reaching perfection is not possible.

• Needs to be in control of people, tasks and situations.

• Cannot assign tasks to others.

• Ignores friends and enjoyable activities because of too much focus on work or a project.

• Cannot throw away broken or worthless objects.

• Is rigid and stubborn.

• Is not flexible about morality, ethics or values.

• Holds very tight control over budgeting and spending money.

1. नपुंसकता या ईडी (Erectile-Dysfunction)
– लिंग में उत्तेजना में कठिनाई (Difficulty achieving erection)
– लिंग में उत्तेजना की कमी (Inadequate erection)
– यौन संपर्क के दौरान उत्तेजना की कमी (Erection loss during intercourse)
– यौन संपर्क में कम आनंद (Reduced sexual satisfaction)

2. कामेच्छा विकार (Low Sexual Desire)
– यौन गतिविधि में कम रुचि
– यौन संपर्क में कम आनंद
3. यौन उत्तेजना विकार (Sexual Arousal Disorder)
– यौन उत्तेजना में कठिनाई
– यौन उत्तेजना की कमी
4. ऑर्गेज़्म विकार (Orgasmic Disorder)
– ऑर्गेज़्म में कठिनाई
– ऑर्गेज़्म की कमी
5. दर्दनाक यौन संपर्क (Painful Sexual Intercourse)
– यौन संपर्क के दौरान दर्द
– यौन संपर्क के बाद दर्द
6. शीघ्र स्खलन (Premature Ejaculation)
– स्खलन में कठिनाई
  – स्खलन की कमी

1. अनिद्रा (नींद न आना)

2. नींद की कमी या अधिक नींद

3. नींद में बाधा या बार-बार जागना

4. सुबह उठने में कठिनाई

5. दिन में थकान या नींद आना

6. एकाग्रता में कमी या याददाश्त की समस्या

7. मूड में बदलाव, जैसे कि चिड़चिड़ापन या अवसाद

8. नींद के दौरान अजीब हरकतें करना, जैसे कि बोलना या चलना

9. नींद के दौरान सपने या भयानक सपने देखना

10. सोने से पहले बेचैनी या चिंता महसूस करना 

Impulsive attacks and angry outbursts occur suddenly, with little or no warning. They usually last less than 30 minutes. These bouts may occur often or be separated by weeks or months. Verbal outbursts or less severe physical attacks may still occur in between these times. You may be irritable, impulsive, aggressive or angry most of the time.

Before an aggressive bout, you may feel:

• Rage.

• Irritability.

• More tension and energy.

• Racing thoughts.

• Tingling.

• Shaking.

• Fast or pounding heartbeat.

• Chest tightness.

The explosive verbal and behavioral outbursts are much too intense for the situation, with no thought about what might happen as a result. The outbursts can include:

• Temper tantrums.

• Long, angry speeches.

• Heated arguments.

• Shouting.

• Slapping, shoving or pushing.

• Physical fights.

• Property damage.

• Threatening or harming people or animals.

You may feel a sense of relief and tiredness after the outburst. Later, you may feel guilty, sorry for your actions or embarrassed.

A.

Relationship dissatisfaction during the past month, as evidenced by any of the following:

1) Pervasive sense of unhappinass with th relationship, more days than not.

2) Thoughts of divorce/separation taht are more than transitory.

3) Perceived need for professional help for the relationship.

B.

Significant impact of the relational dissatisfaction on behavioral cognitive, or affective systems, as evidenced by at least one of the following for at least one of the partners:

1) Behavioral symptoms:

a. Conflict resolution difficulties, as evidenced by either:

i. Persistent and marked escalation of negative behavior or affect (e.g., “little” disputes quickly and frequently evolve into heated arguments).

ii.Pervasive withdrawal so that resolution is impeded.

(Note: Withdrawal can be either through leaving a discussion before it is resolved or through more pervasive disconnectedness that impedes bringing up or resolving problems)

b. Pervasive lack of positive behaviors (e.g., sharing thoughts and feelings; affection) or supportive behaviors.

2) Cognitive symptoms – Pervasive pattern of negative attributions regarding the partner’s intentions, as evidenced by either:

a. Negative behaviors pervasively attributed to negative personality traits or perceived to be done voluntarily, intentionally, or with negative intent.

b. Positive behaviors pervasively attributed to temporary states or per-ceivedtobedoneaccidentally,unintentionally,orwithhiddennegative intentions.

3) Affective symptoms – Interactions with or thoughts about the partner are frequently marked by intense and persistent levels of at least one of the following:

a. Anger or contempt.

b. Sadness

c. Apathy.

• Dyslexia (reading disability): This LD makes reading and language-related tasks harder. Dyslexia happens because of disruptions in how your brain processes written words so you can understand them. This may look like issues with spelling simple words, learning the names of letters, rhyming, sounding out new words and more.

• Dysgraphia: This LD affects your ability to turn your thoughts into written language despite exposure to adequate instruction and education. This may look like issues with handwriting legibility, spelling, holding a pencil correctly, the rate or speed of writing, grammar and more.

• Dyscalculia: This LD affects your ability to understand number-based information and math. This may look like issues with counting upwards, doing simple calculations from memory, memorizing multiplication tables, organizing math problems and more.

अचानक बेहोश हो जाना (Sudden fainting)

* अचानक साँस की तकलीफ होना (Sudden shortness of breath)

* अचानक पैरों की ताकत चली जाना (Sudden loss of strength in legs)

* सिरदर्द | पेटदर्द बना रहना (continuous Headache or pain in abdomen)

* अचानक दिखाई देना बन्द हो जाना (sudden loss of vision)

* अचानक आवाज चली जाना (sudden loss of voice)

* अचानक सुनाई देना बन्द हो जाना (Sudden loss of hearing)

* एक्सीडेन्ट, ब्लड, शव इत्यादि को देखकर तबियत खराब हो जाना (Feeling sick after seeing an accident, blood, dead body etc.)