F44: Dissociative [conversion] disorders

F44.2: Dissociative stupor

There are psychological reasons for your condition. You may have completely, or almost completely, stopped moving, talking, or responding to external stimuli such as sounds. However, you are awake and conscious.

This condition can occur after a very stressful event, for example.

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