STD Neurosis

STD neurosis mainly includes STD overreaction or suspected neurosis, STD phobia. Suspected neurosis is most common clinically. Patients pay too much attention to their health, unrealistically explain physical signs or paresthesias, and firmly believe that they have one or more serious sexually transmitted diseases. Sexually transmitted diseases and phobias must also have: 1. Be aware of your fear of sexually transmitted diseases and wonder if you have contracted sexually transmitted diseases. 2. Try to avoid people, things, situations, and activities related to sexually transmitted diseases. If you fail to avoid them, you will be extremely panic, accompanied by obvious autonomic dysfunction. 3. Knowing that you don't have to be so overly fearful, worrying about your fear-avoidance behavior, but you cannot control yourself. 4. Avoidance behavior affects normal work and life.

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