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Name of the doctor who cures mental illness?

  • psychiatrist i think!

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  • Answer: psychiatrist i think!

  • Answer: Most (if not all) mental illnesses are caused by chemical imbalances in, or injuries to, the brain. Science is learning more and more about the specific causes, and diagnoses are improving.

    However, because mental "illness" is usually measured in relation to a standard considered normal, and because definitions of normal can vary, defining it clearly becomes difficult. What is normal behavior for one segment of the population might seem quite abnormal to another*. As the actual physical diagnostics improve, definition will improve accordingly.

    *For example, in some parts of the world, eating insects is considered normal, but it might raise eyebrows in Central Park.

  • Answer: Diabetes is a physical condition
    because it is the result of malfunctioning of the pancreas, an organ found in the abdomen that secretes insulin when high glucose levels are present in the blood, insulin is a hormone (chemical messenger) that simulates the liver to turn glucose into glycogen, thus regulating the blood glucose level. The brain is not involved, however abnormal glucose levels, too high or too low, can effect the brain.

  • Answer: Any disorder that is unamanaged, out of control or undiagnosed. Also any behavior that indicates a danger to self or others.

  • Answer: Sibukaw is not proven to cure any specific illness. Sibukaw is aroot that is considered to be an alternative medicine that preventscertain illnesses. It is used in the treatment of headaches, jointpain, anemia, dysentery, diarrhea, blood pressure, skin infections,stomach aches, asthma, and more.

  • Answer: An organic mental disorder is a dysfunction of the brain that may be permanent or temporary.

  • Answer: It depends on the illness. Some diseases can cause brain damage, which can result in mental illness. Others can cause physical and/or emotional trauma for the person who is ill, and the experience can result in mental illness.

  • Answer: quily, celestina, and lynda their like the best

  • Answer: Alcoholism is not a curable disease. It can be arrested by abstaining from alcohol, but the neurological changes persist, and can be reactivated if the person resumes drinking. Typically, it takes very little time for the person to return to the level of addiction where they left off.

    That said, it can be arrested completely by not drinking, and some of the damage can be repaired. Doctors who supervise this are known as addiction specialists, addictionologists, or psychiatrists. There are also non-medical therapists who are successful in assisting people to recover and, of course, Alcoholics Anonymous.

  • Answer: Pediatrician or, if they are very little, neonatologist.

  • Answer: An internist or internal medicine doctor.

    Family practitioners, pediatricians, gynecologists and many others would porbably say this applies to them as well.

  • Answer: The majority of psychological disorders are thought to be caused by a complex combination of biological, genetic (hereditary), familial, and social factors or biopsychosocial influences.

  • Answer: Most, if not all, mental illness (as opposed to emotional disorders) is caused by chemical imbalances in the brain, or by structural anomalies.