F60: Specific personality disorders
F60.1: Schizoid personality disorder
Everyone has personal characteristics that are deeply rooted. The personality involves certain patterns: how one things, feels and behaves. Personal characteristic patterns can exist that can cause problems in one’s work and social environment. This usually happens when behavioral patterns and thought patterns differ greatly from those of the majority of the population.
Your personality has changed. With this disorder the person withdraws from their surrounds. The person is unable to express feelings very well. The person may be labeled a loner and prefer to do things alone. The person is unable to feel emotions such as joy and anger as strongly as other people. The person has few close, trusting relationships. The person likes to be in a fantasy world.
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