Although your scores were generally quite good, you scored well outside the normal range in at least one category. This suggests that you should probably consult with a mental health professional for further testing or treatment. There is most certainly a professional out there who can help improve the symptoms you are experiencing.
The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:
- You appear to suffer from obsessional thoughts.
- You appear to suffer from compulsive behavior.
- You appear to suffer from Panic Disorder.
- You appear to be suffering from Anorexia.
- You appear to be suffering from Bulimia.
- Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder.
- Your responses strongly indicated that you suffer from Hypochondriasis. (Yeah, that whole one question.)
- You have experienced symptoms of a major depressive episode, but not enough to qualify as a full-blown episode, or as major depressive disorder.
- You have experienced symptoms of a manic episode.
- Although you meet the criteria for the frequency of symptoms, your symptoms do not appear to be severe enough to meet the criteria for Bipolar disorder.
- You meet the criteria for the frequency of symptoms of Rapid Cycling Bipolar Disorder, but your symptoms do not appear to be severe enough to meet the criteria.
- You experience some symptoms of Simple Phobia.
- You experience some symptoms of Social Phobia.
- You display some symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, but you do not appear to meet the full criteria for the disorder.
- You experience some symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
- You experience some symptoms of Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia.
- You have some symptoms of Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder, although you do not meet the full criteria for the disorder.
- You appear to suffer from some symptoms of Dependent Personality disorder.
Maybe it's bad that none of this surprises me in the least. I don't know. Is it?
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