Serious Mien Required to Cure Hysteria
Dr James W Barton reports on hysteria in a hospital patient who acted out a fit for attention. He outlines four conditions to diagnose hysteria and advises a serious medical approach, avoiding ridicule and confirming no organic cause. Treatment includes locating underlying causes and removing provoking surroundings.
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S. Barton Hall
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Patients Should Tell Story
A physician treats anxious nervous states by allowing patients to tell their life story in depth. When no organic cause is found, the doctor offers time, reassurance, and practical advice rather than referrals, emphasizing patient narrative as essential to relief.
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