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- Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
- Homeopathic Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
- Acupuncture & Acupressure Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
- Psychotherapy Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
- Conventional / Allopathic Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
- Surgical Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
- Dietary & Herbal Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
- Other Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
- What is Self Injury or Cutting
- Symptoms of Self Injury or Cutting
- Causes of Self Injury or Cutting
- Risk factors of Self Injury or Cutting
- Complications of Self Injury or Cutting
- Lab Investigations and Diagnosis of Self Injury or Cutting
- Precautions & Prevention of Self Injury or Cutting
Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
Homeopathic Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
Homeopathy is safe natural and effective treatment of psychoemotional complaints. It acts on thoughts, emotions and behavior to help develop a healthy personality. It has the ability to relieve emotional pain and suffering. Some of the homeopathic medicines that can be used for treatment of Self Injury or Cutting are:
- Agar
- Bell
- Hyos
- Lach
- Lil T
- Merc
- Nux V
- Staph
Acupuncture and Acupressure Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
Acupuncture is well known for treatment of psychological disorders. It calms mind and relieves stress arising due to deep psychological issues. In acupuncture therapist will first diagnose the case on the basis of energy system or chi blockage as well as on the basis of status of five elements. On this basis certain disease specific acupoints are selected and stimulated.
Psychotherapy and Hypnotherapy Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
Psychotherapy and hypnotherapy Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting can help you identify and manage underlying issues that trigger self-injury. In psychotherapy, individuals can talk through their problems, and establish what is at the heart of their need to self-harm. It helps you learn skills to better tolerate stress and regulate your emotions. It also boosts your self-image; improve your relationships and problem-solving skills. Hypnotherapy is safe and quick treatment of deep seated psychological issues and barriers.
Conventional / Allopathic Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting
Allopathic Treatment of Self Injury or Cutting involves the use of antidepressants or other psychiatric medications. These medications help improve depression, anxiety or other mental disorders commonly associated with self-injury.
What is Self Injury or Cutting
Self-injury is the act of deliberately harming your own body, such as cutting or burning yourself. Self-injury is often done on impulse, it may be considered an impulse-control behavior problem.
Symptoms of Self Injury or Cutting
- Scars, such as from burns or cuts
- Fresh cuts, scratches, bruises or other wounds
- Broken bones
- Keeping sharp objects on hand
- Relationship troubles
- Wearing long sleeves or long pants, even in hot weather
- Claiming to have frequent accidents
Causes of Self Injury or Cutting
- Emotionally empty
- Seek attention or to manipulate others
- Punish yourself for perceived faults
Risk factors of Self Injury or Cutting
- Early teen years
- Sexually, physically or emotionally abused
- Negative emotions
- Having friends who self-injure
- Alcohol or substance use
Complications of Self Injury or Cutting
- Permanent scars or disfigurement
- Guilt and low self-esteem
- Accidental or deliberate suicide
- Infection
- Blood loss if major blood vessels or arteries are cut
Diagnosis of Self Injury or Cutting
There is no specific diagnostic test for self-injury. Diagnosis is based on a physical and mental evaluation.
Precautions & Prevention of Self Injury or Cutting
There is no sure way to prevent self-injury. You can follow the following ways to reduce the risk of self-injury:
- Promoting programs encouraging peers to seek help
- Offering education about media influence
- Adults should be educated about the warning signs of self-injury
- Identifying people most at risk and offering help
