Disorder is a masculine noun meaning the act or effect of upset being also synonymous with change, setback, annoyance and prejudice.
In a figurative sense, a disorder is a problem that makes someone uncomfortable. Ex: The traffic jam caused me a great deal of inconvenience.
A disturbed person is someone who is upset or angry about a problem.
In some cases, the word disorder can also indicate a condition of mental disorder which often requires the use of anti-depressants, tranquilizers or mood stabilizers.
Personality disorder
A mental disorder is often described as a personality disorder. mental or psychological condition that can affect various areas of an individual's life, such as interaction Social.
An example of a personality disorder is the Borderline Syndrome (also known as Borderline Personality Disorder), a psychological illness that is often confused with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. People who suffer from this disorder often have psychotic breaks, with intense demonstrations of emotions (both positive and negative), sudden changes in mood, aggression, fear of rejection, self-mutilation, etc. Borderline disorder is not curable, but it can be controlled with some medications.
Bipolar disorder
O bipolar disorder it is an adverse psychological condition, which is characterized by two extreme poles of feelings and behavior.
A bipolar person often reveals two phases: a depressive and a manic one. During the depressive phase, the person is visibly dejected, depressed, unwilling to interact with other individuals and often suicidal. In the manic phase, he reveals excessive joy, feeling extremely capable of facing any challenge, and often spends a lot of money and gets into physical confrontations with other people.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Also known as TOC, obsessive-compulsive disorder and refers to a state in which a person lives according to a set of compulsions and obsessions. This disorder is characterized by difficult-to-control behaviors, which are almost like rituals that are performed with the aim of reducing the feeling of anxiety. Some of these rituals can be: over-cleaning, obsessing over security, checking several times if a door is locked, or if a light is off.
