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An elderly 90 years lady presented to my clinic with sudden onset altered levels of consciousness, agitation, irrelevant talk, confusion and restlessness. Head CT revealed marked Bilateral Symmetrical Crebral Atrophy and Acute Ischemic changes in PCA territory. I was amazed to found a patient with delerium secondary to Alzheimer's and Ischemic Stroke. Well composed lecture, really appreciated. Keep it up and keep enlightening us with your knowledge.
Absolutely amazing explanation and very helpful. My fiance's mum has delirium from hip replacement and this really helped confirm our thoughts along the various stages of confusion she has had and take the right actions. Amazing how common it is but how low awareness is of the stages and signs
I know I'm commenting two years after the release of this video, but this channel helps out so much when I need to quickly understand the basics of something for school work, take notes or get facts for a project, etc. This video is 2 years old, and still helping people out
My mother started showing strong symptoms of Delirium when she was on a long 13 hours light with me where cabin light were dim and she already had poor vision which increased her symptoms. After 5 hours, she started showing sign of it. We had no clue what it is. At the 9 hours, she had developed very strong symptoms, being disoriented and stuck in things that happened years ago, as well as having hallucination. What might have trigger it for her, apart from dark cabin, is she was having constipation issue for the past 4 days and being on the plane made it worse because she was not used to 'go' in the tiny plain toilet. We did take her to toilet 4 times but she only peed and her problem was no resolved. Having seen this excellent video, which fits my case perfectly, I am sharing my problem so other can learn from it. Many thanks!
I had absolutely no idea constipation could be a key contributing factor with delerium. I almost don't believe it. It just sounds like such an odd connection. How old was your mother when this happened? If you don't mind me asking.
@@terrapinflyer273 She was 75 and not very mobile because of diabetes and vision issues. I shared the above so no one has to go through this. I hope this helps someone. To be clear, she came with me on the same flight some 7 years prior, and she had no problem WHATSOEVER, in fact she was totally fresh after the long flight, I could not guess this could happen. This is instilled in my brain forever.
Thank you so much for all your videos, especially the psychiatry part, they help me in a lot of ways plus, the topics that I see as boring in class are usually discussed here in an easy and enjoyable way. I owe most of my understanding to your videos especially for the major subjects of medschool. Thank you so much! :)
Thanks for the practical consideration of a complex state such as Delirium. Useful background to consider with my newly-old 95yo mother. Trying to distinguish her personality traits from some dementia and/or delerium is giving me immense worry. This has helped my understanding of recent positive professional intervention, but also my mother's risks. Thanks, from an ex acute adult RMN now with my mother close by in a specialist Nursing Home, suddenly, without clear medical diagnosis of traumatic brain injury or dementia. My mother appears to have unconsciously manouvered (an oxymoron!) herself into 24-hr care from her prolonged somatic anxiety!
My mom had knee replacement surgery a month ago. The day after I couldn't wake her up completely, called 911. I thought she had a stroke, then wondered if she took much med's, neither of those were the case. We had never heard of this "ghost disease" and what a shocker it was. It lasted 3-4 days of really bad reactions and combative with everyone, have thoughts of stuff that just wasn't happening. She wouldn't eat for me, thought I was poisoning her, wouldn't drink, wasn't sleeping much and just got over a UTI. After 4 days of this I was told about Delirium and went to the internet to research....Woweee what a thing it was. I want to know why EVERY doctor, hospital, nurse, surgeon anesthesiologist doesn't tell you before hand. They give you all the instructions for before during and after your hospital stay, but not one mention of this disease. It should be the first page as far as I am concerned. They tell you how important it is to rest well, eat well, drink plenty of fluids and how to take care of yourself, but they don't tell you what could happen if you don't. What the signs or symptoms mean when they are happening, how scary it is to watch and not know what it is. Anyone over the age of 65 has a much higher risk of an episode, and if you don't know anything about this or never heard of it to begin with,,,,It' really scary. Knowledge is the most important key. If anything looks off, call your doctor whether they patient wants you to or not. Primary caregivers are the first responders to see this coming on, so be alert know the phone numbers for the doctors and hospitals involved and call them ASAP.
VERY nice video. Thanks for producing it! I'm a pharmacy student and I'm about to go to a training period in a nursing home and your videos are a great help as in introduction to this and other neurological conditions. Keep the good job!
My dad currently going through the delirium phase. I was severely worried and thought it would lead him to Dementia but after seeing your video I gained some confidence. He was also a diabetic patient and underwent a angioplasty years ago. Recently he was developed with Typhoid fever and suddenly started behaving with memory loss, agitation and having slurred speech. I don't have any idea what affected him. But after seeing your video I gained confidence. Thank you so much... Much love from India
Hi, how is your father doing now, has he recovered? can you tell me🙏, my grandfather underwent major surgery 3 days ago and was admitted to ICU/HCU, and today he is acting strange and sometimes hallucinating. How many days does it take to return to normal?
I went to rehab twice for drugs and went into delirium for about 2 weeks. It is the worst thing ever. I didn’t know where I was at all and the mind makes up things and places itself and you have no control over it at all. I didn’t know why this happened but after watching this video I understand it better. I still remember the hallucinations and it’s unbelievable what I went through.
My dad is having delirium because of alcohol withdrawal. He had went to rehab too before but this is the first time he has shown severe alcohol syndrome like this. I am so worried for him and I am scared if he will come back to normal. He's 53 years old. We had taken him to hospital yesterday and Dr have prescribed some medicine but he's not sleeping at all and his bp is high. Seeing your comment makes me hopeful that he too will be normal soon. 🙏🏻
My Dad had a delirium while admitted to a psycho geriatric assessment unit where he voluntarily went to challenge his driver’s license. His anxiety leading up to and while in the unit shifted his ability to perform BADLs even eat. Amazingly, although he did poorly on his testing compared to 2 months prior, in this state, he was still able to communicate his thoughts. Due to lack of collateral information, the treatment given was Rivistigmine which he had adverse delerium reactions to in the first week of starting that drug. They were (1-8% of patients experience these a/e). Restlessness-up all night, delusions and aggression. These symptoms were totally missed by nursing staff and not communicated even though they were alerted and he had a history of similar a/e from aricept. He also suffered severe GI effects that went disregarded. Baseline collateral information is key. Listening to the patient is even more key.
Omg my mom is doing chemo and just started with these symptoms this week. Shes currently at the hospital. Please someone comment back on your experience with this
My 70 year old wife got all excited about a project for our business & worked for 16 hours on the proposal & couldn't settle down, then I noticed over the past 2 days she's been sleeping about 16 or more hours a day! She gets up & is excited then she's back in bed sleeping again. It's out of the ordinary for her so I'm worried she's got symptoms of delirium, bouncing back & forth between both types, hypo & hyper.
Hi, how is your father doing now, has he recovered? can you tell me🙏, my grandfather underwent major surgery 3 days ago and was admitted to ICU/HCU, and today he is acting strange and sometimes hallucinating. How many days does it take to return to normal?
Did your dad snap out of the hospital delirium? My dad just had heart surgery and had slight confusion about some things it’s so scary to see him like this 😢
thanks for the valuable info and the great way of presentation .. If u may allow me , I have a suggestion .. if u may add some references in the video description for textbooks or official websites that u used to gather info , that will add much credibility to ur channel Thanks again
Hey! Thanks for the suggestion. All the information we provide is widely considered scientific fact. You can find it in most pathology textbooks, so there isn't really a need to cite our sources. If you're interested in what sources we use to create these videos, we consult the textbooks Robbins, Copstead, along with other resources like UpToDate, Pathoma, and Goljan, and Dubin to name a few.
Thanks so much for this concise video. My dad has had 3 surgeries in a row now and has been in a state of confusion the last 3 weeks. We knew going into the surgery that this was a possibility, and now we just wait patiently... hopefully it will subside. Does it ever stay permanent?
Hi, how is your father doing now, has he recovered? can you tell me🙏, my grandfather underwent major surgery 3 days ago and was admitted to ICU/HCU, and today he is acting strange and sometimes hallucinating. How many days does it take to return to normal?
Been subscribed for a long time and am just now looking at this...smh! lol ! Great video! i have 1 year of nursing school left and i will be keeping yal's site in mind! Thank you!
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My diagnosis after admission to the Emergency Room a few weeks back was Delirium. I was brought to the E.R. after being given a nasal Narcan dose after a Fentanyl overdose. I think I entered a precipitated withdrawal. I don't remember anything.
My brother in law was involuntarily committed to a mental hospital a week after his pacemaker surgery and he's only in his early 60s. I think he's been misdiagnosed!!
Hours to days? My late father had delirium for 9 months. His best days tended to be after a drug-induced *deep* sleep (helping to perhaps clear the brain of amyloid plaque?), if that helps anyone's thinking on the subject.
@@devilgod136 No I'm sorry. On his penultimate day he was mute and became more violent than usual, actually kicking me for the first time and using his Zimmer frame as a weapon. I gather from the coroner, that the time to call a life-saving ambulance is when the patient first starts breathing rapidly; which the nursing home tragically failed to do.
Happened to me with both forms and I’ve had a lot happen to me in my life but weeks of this left me in so much terror I don’t think you could pay me any amount of money even with the guarantee of survival to go through it again. There were various subjects but 1 of the worst was I thought I was back in a psychiatric ward of which I was in when I was 16 so I assumed that I was again and I thought I had ripped the skin above my top lip under my nose off which I later found out was the feeding tube I pulled out and the nurses were all people i went to school with and they were calling me a monster and I remember thinking every visitor to ICU must think the same. After regaining control of my mind to actually realise that I had suffered multiple organ failure due to acute pancreatitis caused by an unknown infection it still took me about 24 hours later to dare to touch the area that was still gone in my mind and was baffled at why it was there and even asked if I had been given facial reconstruction surgery. 4 and a half years later and I still get flashbacks to it but doctors just dismiss it.
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in my 40s, i recently suffered delirium over the course of 2-6 weeks. from what i remember, it was horrifying. i spent most of the time in a "black out", but what i do remember is very upsetting. i still have marks on my wrists left from the bindings.
@@tzazella751 I think the same thing is happening to her. She was given lots of meds known to cause delirium. It's so scary. Thanks for taking the time to reply and good luck with everything.
@@devilgod136Hi, how is your mother doing now, has he recovered? can you tell me🙏, my grandfather underwent major surgery 3 days ago and was admitted to ICU/HCU, and today he is acting strange and sometimes hallucinating. How many days does it take to return to normal?
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I also suffer from delirium due to poisoning and infections. For several months, it has improved a little, but I am still suffering and I do not know what to do. What did you do? I hope you get better.
Hi guys, I have your video description and title translated in Italian, and there's a mistake: delirium is not a "delirio", wich in Italian is the delusional productive symptom of psychotic disorders :)
im 23 years old, and i believe i have at least one form of delirium, i believe its mainly because of continued isolation, i've stayed in my apartment for three years, rarely only going out once or twice a month, i am unable to think clearly, i feel less smart than a i used to be, i forget things more often and i have serious anxiety issues, along with sleeping problems that make it almost impossible for me to keep a good sleep schedule. i believe that i have delirium syndrome, but i haven't been tested for it due to financial problems, never the less though i've been trying to find out what is wrong with me, as i have been dealing with mental problems for over 6 or 7 years, and right now, i believe isolation may be the cause, but if anyone knows anything about isolation or the effect it can have on a persons mental health, or if someone knows of another mental illness that shows the same symptoms i have listed, please tell me.
Yes I was isolated for a year and developed awful symptoms like not knowing where I am ,being confused about my surroundings and people around me, sometimes I feel like I am unable to recognise my own relatives , the way I react to situations is also different because I can't process the information and so much more! I think isolation could be the cause !
Hi, I took a multivitamin for a year and it made me delirious. I stopped taking it 3 and a half months ago. I've gotten a little better, but I'm still struggling now. How long will it last? I read that delirium can last a very long time. I'm scared and don't know what to do. Sometimes I think about suicide. Can you help me?
My 9 year old cousin has this every night, he would say "I see ants and sometimes weird things on dream, and be awake for a long time, but when he sleeps it stops, this happened when his mother had to take night shifts, im really worried.
I think my medical career depends on this channel. Pls don't stop...
I don’t think they’ll stop
Hhhhhhhh me too
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@Briggs Malcolm Yup, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself :)
@Briggs Malcolm Definitely, been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :D
An elderly 90 years lady presented to my clinic with sudden onset altered levels of consciousness, agitation, irrelevant talk, confusion and restlessness.
Head CT revealed marked Bilateral Symmetrical Crebral Atrophy and Acute Ischemic changes in PCA territory. I was amazed to found a patient with delerium secondary to Alzheimer's and Ischemic Stroke.
Well composed lecture, really appreciated. Keep it up and keep enlightening us with your knowledge.
8 years later and still this is best educational video about this topic,
Thanks a million team!❤
Thank you ❤️
Absolutely amazing explanation and very helpful. My fiance's mum has delirium from hip replacement and this really helped confirm our thoughts along the various stages of confusion she has had and take the right actions. Amazing how common it is but how low awareness is of the stages and signs
I’m dealing with this with my mom she is in hospice and in process of passing it is hard to deal with and keeping her calm
Thank you, it is heartbreaking to watch it happen to someone you love.
@@travel_addict1111same it’s so hard
I know I'm commenting two years after the release of this video, but this channel helps out so much when I need to quickly understand the basics of something for school work, take notes or get facts for a project, etc. This video is 2 years old, and still helping people out
My mother started showing strong symptoms of Delirium when she was on a long 13 hours light with me where cabin light were dim and she already had poor vision which increased her symptoms. After 5 hours, she started showing sign of it. We had no clue what it is. At the 9 hours, she had developed very strong symptoms, being disoriented and stuck in things that happened years ago, as well as having hallucination. What might have trigger it for her, apart from dark cabin, is she was having constipation issue for the past 4 days and being on the plane made it worse because she was not used to 'go' in the tiny plain toilet. We did take her to toilet 4 times but she only peed and her problem was no resolved. Having seen this excellent video, which fits my case perfectly, I am sharing my problem so other can learn from it. Many thanks!
I had absolutely no idea constipation could be a key contributing factor with delerium. I almost don't believe it. It just sounds like such an odd connection. How old was your mother when this happened? If you don't mind me asking.
@@terrapinflyer273 She was 75 and not very mobile because of diabetes and vision issues. I shared the above so no one has to go through this. I hope this helps someone. To be clear, she came with me on the same flight some 7 years prior, and she had no problem WHATSOEVER, in fact she was totally fresh after the long flight, I could not guess this could happen. This is instilled in my brain forever.
Thank you so much for all your videos, especially the psychiatry part, they help me in a lot of ways plus, the topics that I see as boring in class are usually discussed here in an easy and enjoyable way. I owe most of my understanding to your videos especially for the major subjects of medschool. Thank you so much! :)
Thanks for the practical consideration of a complex state such as Delirium. Useful background to consider with my newly-old 95yo mother. Trying to distinguish her personality traits from some dementia and/or delerium is giving me immense worry. This has helped my understanding of recent positive professional intervention, but also my mother's risks. Thanks, from an ex acute adult RMN now with my mother close by in a specialist Nursing Home, suddenly, without clear medical diagnosis of traumatic brain injury or dementia. My mother appears to have unconsciously manouvered (an oxymoron!) herself into 24-hr care from her prolonged somatic anxiety!
Glad to be of help and keeping your mother in our thoughts. 🙏🏼
Thanks Dad currently going through this. Info is gonna help. Me and my mom couldn't figure out the presonality change. Drugs, depression, etc.
My mom had knee replacement surgery a month ago. The day after I couldn't wake her up completely, called 911. I thought she had a stroke, then wondered if she took much med's, neither of those were the case. We had never heard of this "ghost disease" and what a shocker it was. It lasted 3-4 days of really bad reactions and combative with everyone, have thoughts of stuff that just wasn't happening. She wouldn't eat for me, thought I was poisoning her, wouldn't drink, wasn't sleeping much and just got over a UTI. After 4 days of this I was told about Delirium and went to the internet to research....Woweee what a thing it was. I want to know why EVERY doctor, hospital, nurse, surgeon anesthesiologist doesn't tell you before hand. They give you all the instructions for before during and after your hospital stay, but not one mention of this disease. It should be the first page as far as I am concerned. They tell you how important it is to rest well, eat well, drink plenty of fluids and how to take care of yourself, but they don't tell you what could happen if you don't. What the signs or symptoms mean when they are happening, how scary it is to watch and not know what it is. Anyone over the age of 65 has a much higher risk of an episode, and if you don't know anything about this or never heard of it to begin with,,,,It' really scary. Knowledge is the most important key. If anything looks off, call your doctor whether they patient wants you to or not. Primary caregivers are the first responders to see this coming on, so be alert know the phone numbers for the doctors and hospitals involved and call them ASAP.
Please tell me does this stay long time? What is the treatment what we have to do
VERY nice video. Thanks for producing it! I'm a pharmacy student and I'm about to go to a training period in a nursing home and your videos are a great help as in introduction to this and other neurological conditions. Keep the good job!
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My dad currently going through the delirium phase. I was severely worried and thought it would lead him to Dementia but after seeing your video I gained some confidence. He was also a diabetic patient and underwent a angioplasty years ago. Recently he was developed with Typhoid fever and suddenly started behaving with memory loss, agitation and having slurred speech. I don't have any idea what affected him. But after seeing your video I gained confidence. Thank you so much... Much love from India
Glad that our video was able to help in this little way, Gokul. 🙏🏼
Hi, how is your father doing now, has he recovered? can you tell me🙏, my grandfather underwent major surgery 3 days ago and was admitted to ICU/HCU, and today he is acting strange and sometimes hallucinating. How many days does it take to return to normal?
I had an episode of delirium when I was hospitalized in ICU, this episodes finished once I got out of there
I went to rehab twice for drugs and went into delirium for about 2 weeks. It is the worst thing ever. I didn’t know where I was at all and the mind makes up things and places itself and you have no control over it at all. I didn’t know why this happened but after watching this video I understand it better. I still remember the hallucinations and it’s unbelievable what I went through.
My dad is having delirium because of alcohol withdrawal. He had went to rehab too before but this is the first time he has shown severe alcohol syndrome like this. I am so worried for him and I am scared if he will come back to normal. He's 53 years old. We had taken him to hospital yesterday and Dr have prescribed some medicine but he's not sleeping at all and his bp is high. Seeing your comment makes me hopeful that he too will be normal soon. 🙏🏻
@@8mb93 Did he bounce back?
@@8mb93 ❤ I am no stranger to that feeling...
My Dad had a delirium while admitted to a psycho geriatric assessment unit where he voluntarily went to challenge his driver’s license. His anxiety leading up to and while in the unit shifted his ability to perform BADLs even eat. Amazingly, although he did poorly on his testing compared to 2 months prior, in this state, he was still able to communicate his thoughts. Due to lack of collateral information, the treatment given was Rivistigmine which he had adverse delerium reactions to in the first week of starting that drug. They were (1-8% of patients experience these a/e). Restlessness-up all night, delusions and aggression. These symptoms were totally missed by nursing staff and not communicated even though they were alerted and he had a history of similar a/e from aricept. He also suffered severe GI effects that went disregarded. Baseline collateral information is key. Listening to the patient is even more key.
My pathophysiology class for nursing brought me here and this was more helpful than reading my book lol I'm still going to read the book though lol
OMG i totally depend on this channel for every lecture.. Thankyou so much for helping us out. ❤
Glad to hear that we're able to help, Manisha! 😊
you guys are awesome......
+Ram Lingam Thanks!
Thank you , cant describe how much am thankfull to your videos!
Wow this was excellent the best presentation on any medical problem I have watched.. You know when at the end you have ZERO questions.
We appreciate the feedback, Linda! Thank you! 🥰
Very good ideo and the team is amazing as well. Good information that can be used many different ways. Thank you!!
+Kathleen Overton Thanks!
How to prevent delirium
Don't enter in the strange portal after killing the blueish child
thx, but my posted note is not complete
Great video, I have to teach some students tomorrow, it really gave me some good ideas how to keep them awake during teachig.... Thanks/
not a great video this may e more useful icusteps.org/assets/files/booklet/delirium.pdf
Thanks! I used to think delirium and dementia were the same!
My step dad been going through this lately, he’s 75 yrs old. Always falling and seeing things. It’s hard for my mom.
this is the most heart breaking thing Ive EVER had to watch my mom go threw.😭shes only 65
Laura Dacey I'm going through the same thing. May I ask how long this lasts?
Hey laura. Is your mom still dealing with this. My mom is and i dont know what to do
I too am researching how to handle my mother going through this now. Wishing you all the best. We love our moms!
Omg my mom is doing chemo and just started with these symptoms this week. Shes currently at the hospital. Please someone comment back on your experience with this
I believe this is what my dad is going through right now at 69. We need help
I’m only 14 and when this happened about a year ago and my family thought I was crazy or unstable in a way or something
Lølgan Saucey did it come and go?
Anonymous TM ?
It just happened to me, im glad im not the only minor
Happened to me as well, how long did it last for you?
@@noahgressmann1536 你們持續多久了 我上個月剛開完刀 持續一個月都還沒好 很焦慮
My 70 year old wife got all excited about a project for our business & worked for 16 hours on the proposal & couldn't settle down, then I noticed over the past 2 days she's been sleeping about 16 or more hours a day! She gets up & is excited then she's back in bed sleeping again. It's out of the ordinary for her so I'm worried she's got symptoms of delirium, bouncing back & forth between both types, hypo & hyper.
Thank you for watching? More like, thank you for making this video!
Amazing explanation! Please, please dont stop!
Thanks for the feedback! 💕
Thank you very much, very informative! my dad just had heart surgery and he have delirium.. :(
This is heartbreaking.. hopefully its just temporary!
Glad that you find our video helpful. Wishing your dad the best of health! 🙏🏼
Hi, how is your father doing now, has he recovered? can you tell me🙏, my grandfather underwent major surgery 3 days ago and was admitted to ICU/HCU, and today he is acting strange and sometimes hallucinating. How many days does it take to return to normal?
Did your dad snap out of the hospital delirium? My dad just had heart surgery and had slight confusion about some things it’s so scary to see him like this 😢
I’m a teen and I’m going through this from a fever now. Should I get medical treatment?
thanks for the valuable info and the great way of presentation ..
If u may allow me , I have a suggestion .. if u may add some references in the video description for textbooks or official websites that u used to gather info , that will add much credibility to ur channel
Thanks again
Hey! Thanks for the suggestion. All the information we provide is widely considered scientific fact. You can find it in most pathology textbooks, so there isn't really a need to cite our sources. If you're interested in what sources we use to create these videos, we consult the textbooks Robbins, Copstead, along with other resources like UpToDate, Pathoma, and Goljan, and Dubin to name a few.
icusteps.org/assets/files/booklet/delirium.pdf
thats how hou explain delirium... brief.concise.enjoyable! thanks a bunch!
i love this video. awesome :) i try to understand Delirium for a long time this is help very much.
So good. Everything I need to know. The visual aids are helpful and concise
We appreciate the feedback! 🌟
Thank you - the symptoms you described are present.
The binding of isaac reference?
Yes
Thankyou osmosis for the video...Means a lot..Covers vast topic too..Easy to understand
Nice work summarizing key info about delirium!
Just constipation is causing me that feeling. But rest sounds like a good idea to help me with that.
Awesome video!! My school doesnt do the best job at explaining these concepts and you guys make it easy to understand!! Thank you!!
Excelente como siempre
Thanks so much for this concise video. My dad has had 3 surgeries in a row now and has been in a state of confusion the last 3 weeks. We knew going into the surgery that this was a possibility, and now we just wait patiently... hopefully it will subside. Does it ever stay permanent?
Hi, how is your father doing now, has he recovered? can you tell me🙏, my grandfather underwent major surgery 3 days ago and was admitted to ICU/HCU, and today he is acting strange and sometimes hallucinating. How many days does it take to return to normal?
Been subscribed for a long time and am just now looking at this...smh! lol ! Great video! i have 1 year of nursing school left and i will be keeping yal's site in mind! Thank you!
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I’ve been suffering with this for a couple months now ): I’m trying to get recover from it
請問你是什麼症狀 我現在也持續一個月 無法集中精神 感知渙散 你後來有好了嗎
Great information. I‘s really appreciate links to your information sources. E.g. on second-generation anti-psychotics...
Awesome video guys, keep on the good job!
My diagnosis after admission to the Emergency Room a few weeks back was Delirium. I was brought to the E.R. after being given a nasal Narcan dose after a Fentanyl overdose.
I think I entered a precipitated withdrawal. I don't remember anything.
Thank you so much!!! this video helps me a lot!!!
binding of isaac reference
Thanks s lot it helps me a lot with my homework 👍
Hi. Can I ask? Is it possible for teens (20 y/o) to be diagnosed in dementia? I hope someone can answer this. Thank you.
Very nice explaination sir.Thank you.
That's a really good and interesting video, thanks!
Pretty sure I had this last night as a consequence of my current swine flu. Is that possible?
Very helpful explanation. Thank you for producing this video.
Hi Matthew! Glad it was helpful! ❤️
Thank you :) that was so helpful! Do you guys have this in writing anywhere?
Not yet, but soon!
Thanks for the help ❤❤❤
Happy to help! ❤️
Thank you so much! Much love from Srilanka💕
Most welcome! 😊
My brother in law was involuntarily committed to a mental hospital a week after his pacemaker surgery and he's only in his early 60s. I think he's been misdiagnosed!!
Thank you so much it helps me a lot to report my topic in Abnormal.Psychology Neurocognitive disorders 👏
Hours to days? My late father had delirium for 9 months.
His best days tended to be after a drug-induced *deep* sleep (helping to perhaps clear the brain of amyloid plaque?), if that helps anyone's thinking on the subject.
Sorry for your loss.
You mentioned 9 months. Did it go away before you lost him?
My mother is experiencing this in hospital.
@@devilgod136 No I'm sorry. On his penultimate day he was mute and became more violent than usual, actually kicking me for the first time and using his Zimmer frame as a weapon.
I gather from the coroner, that the time to call a life-saving ambulance is when the patient first starts breathing rapidly; which the nursing home tragically failed to do.
@@beingsshepherd Sorry to hear that. Must have been brutal for you.
Thank you for taking the time to reply.
All the best.
Happened to me with both forms and I’ve had a lot happen to me in my life but weeks of this left me in so much terror I don’t think you could pay me any amount of money even with the guarantee of survival to go through it again. There were various subjects but 1 of the worst was I thought I was back in a psychiatric ward of which I was in when I was 16 so I assumed that I was again and I thought I had ripped the skin above my top lip under my nose off which I later found out was the feeding tube I pulled out and the nurses were all people i went to school with and they were calling me a monster and I remember thinking every visitor to ICU must think the same. After regaining control of my mind to actually realise that I had suffered multiple organ failure due to acute pancreatitis caused by an unknown infection it still took me about 24 hours later to dare to touch the area that was still gone in my mind and was baffled at why it was there and even asked if I had been given facial reconstruction surgery. 4 and a half years later and I still get flashbacks to it but doctors just dismiss it.
liked the explanation!! keep it up!!
It happened to me yesterday when I woke up and spoke something crazy to my family members... I almost thought I had a memory loss
Great vedio. Thanka for making and uploading it.👍👍👍
well done all around, thanks! wish I would have discovered these long ago
excellent presentation
Thank you!
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Than you very much
What are delirium hallucinations like? Like do you see walls moving?
My hospital has this video as part of mandatory quarterly education. I hope they got permission from you.
Thank a lot for this video
Most welcome! 🙌🏼
Nice video, Very informative and well concise explanation
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in my 40s, i recently suffered delirium over the course of 2-6 weeks. from what i remember, it was horrifying. i spent most of the time in a "black out", but what i do remember is very upsetting. i still have marks on my wrists left from the bindings.
Were you in hospital?
How did it go away?
My mother is experiencing this. 😥
@@devilgod136 my delirium was the result of medication and i was hospitalized. it went away once i was stabilized with new dosages and meds.
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I think the same thing is happening to her. She was given lots of meds known to cause delirium.
It's so scary.
Thanks for taking the time to reply and good luck with everything.
@@devilgod136Hi, how is your mother doing now, has he recovered? can you tell me🙏, my grandfather underwent major surgery 3 days ago and was admitted to ICU/HCU, and today he is acting strange and sometimes hallucinating. How many days does it take to return to normal?
thank you for your effort ...you make it easy *_*
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Good video thank you
great video .. keep it up!
Thanks
Is there a way to gain permissions to use this video in a hospital system’s electronic education program?
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I wonder if you would give me permission to use your video for some training via powerpoint for carers/therapist.
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I'm suffering from this now. And I don't know what to do, I feel that I'm getting worse day by day 😓
I also suffer from delirium due to poisoning and infections. For several months, it has improved a little, but I am still suffering and I do not know what to do. What did you do? I hope you get better.
thanks alot osmosis
Thanks.. i like ur video
This Is cool and all, but Is there a way to arificially cause it.
Hi guys, I have your video description and title translated in Italian, and there's a mistake: delirium is not a "delirio", wich in Italian is the delusional productive symptom of psychotic disorders :)
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thankyou.
Thanks!
Lovely post
Thank you! 🥰
thankyou,,,it was so confusing in my text book 👍
Can you add paraphilic disorders soon? That will be a huge help thanks anyways. Subscribed ☺️
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im 23 years old, and i believe i have at least one form of delirium, i believe its mainly because of continued isolation, i've stayed in my apartment for three years, rarely only going out once or twice a month, i am unable to think clearly, i feel less smart than a i used to be, i forget things more often and i have serious anxiety issues, along with sleeping problems that make it almost impossible for me to keep a good sleep schedule. i believe that i have delirium syndrome, but i haven't been tested for it due to financial problems, never the less though i've been trying to find out what is wrong with me, as i have been dealing with mental problems for over 6 or 7 years, and right now, i believe isolation may be the cause, but if anyone knows anything about isolation or the effect it can have on a persons mental health, or if someone knows of another mental illness that shows the same symptoms i have listed, please tell me.
Yes I was isolated for a year and developed awful symptoms like not knowing where I am ,being confused about my surroundings and people around me, sometimes I feel like I am unable to recognise my own relatives , the way I react to situations is also different because I can't process the information and so much more! I think isolation could be the cause !
Read or listen to the Quran it will disappear
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Hi, I took a multivitamin for a year and it made me delirious. I stopped taking it 3 and a half months ago. I've gotten a little better, but I'm still struggling now. How long will it last? I read that delirium can last a very long time. I'm scared and don't know what to do. Sometimes I think about suicide. Can you help me?
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Hey how are you now
You guys are awesome 😀👍
My 9 year old cousin has this every night, he would say "I see ants and sometimes weird things on dream, and be awake for a long time, but when he sleeps it stops, this happened when his mother had to take night shifts, im really worried.
My mom has this from having a bloid clot
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Thank you
You're welcome, Urmila! 💖
excellent!