Hysteria

Hysteria is a mental condition and a symptom characterized by severely exaggerated emotional reactions and long-lasting mood episodes that are not relapsing in cycles but rather caused by the said emotional reactions, so it should not be confused with Bipolar Disorder. Hysteria is associated with Trementia and particularly as the primary symptom of Catathymia. Mood states are said to be more severe than in Bipolar disorder, some cases were known to be severe enough to cause death or severe brain dysfunctions.
Symptoms are said to be caused by an exaggerated connection with oneself and emotions.
== Types of mood states ==
Philancholia
* An extreme feeling of joy, with less irritability than in				mania
* Intense feelings of grandeur are common
* Inappropriate laughing
* Silly playing is common
* Dancing and singing are common
*Impulsive and reckless behavior common	Melancholia
* An extreme feeling of sadness and excessive crying, different from the blunted				affect in depression
* Anguishes of persecution are common, but nothing relating				to self-hatred
* Can result in suicide
* Extreme dissatisfaction about one's life is possible
Paraphobia
* An extreme feeling of fear
* Paranoia
* Anguishes are persecutory and grandiose
* Easy startling
* Can result in murder
* Anxiety is common	Psychothermia
* A false, extreme feeling of sickness and disgust
* Frequently accompanied by depression
* Ideas of near-death are frequent
* Mimicks symptoms of fever and may cause death
* Anguishes are often nihilistic
Rage
* An extreme feeling of anger
* Anguishes are poorly systemized and based on persecution				and grandiosity
* Can result in murder
* Seizures may happen
* Emotional oversensitivity	Thymic Degeneration
* A combination between mood states resulting in a				catastrophic deterioriation
*Profound confusion and deterioration of intellectual capacities
* Inability to move or extreme agitation.
* Anguishes are fragmented and bizarre in content.
*Can result in RR.
Excitation
* Excessive feelings of anticipation or positive affect in				general
* Bizarre ideas do engage a positive theme overall
* Silly affect is common
* Psychomotor agitation	Agitation
* Excessive feelings of uncomfortability or negative affect				in geenral
* Anguishes are random but engage a negative theme overall
* Mood lability is common
* Psychomotor agitation