Bordeline Personality Disorder (BPD)

Borderline personality disorder is a condition that arises due to disruption of one's mental health. This condition has an impact on the way of thinking and feeling towards self and others, and the existence of abnormal behavior patterns. BPD can cause impaired function of someone running daily life and interpersonal relationship with the surrounding. This disorder generally appears in the period before adulthood, but can also improve with age.

Patients with BPD can have feelings of fear of being left out, rejected, anxious, angry, feeling insignificant, and a tendency to harm themselves and others. Impulsive actions, frequent mood changes, and low self-image make it difficult for a person to maintain a committed and lasting relationship.