Hwabyeong

Michael is Yon-sama's blog

http://michaelyonjp.blogspot.jp/2016/08/korean-mental-health-hwa-byung-angry.html

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Korean Mental Health - Hwa-Byung: Angry Korean disorder

Koreans of mental health - Hwa-Byung: Fappyon hwabyeong

※ emitted by feelings of anger Korean nation-specific cultural dependency syndrome

Interesting thesis:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4232959/

"The purpose of this paper is the Korean people and the distinctive cultural syndrome in Korean immigrants:. Lies in giving a review on fire disease (Hwa-Byung) hwabyeong is generally DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: It has a different characteristic symptoms and other mental illness, which is defined in the American psychiatric Association to create "mental disorders diagnostic and statistical manual"). Hwabyeong causes frequent anger and anxiety disorders, symptoms such as major depressive disorder at the same time. Such as mental and social stress caused by the collision of the spiritual conflicts and in-laws, et al. Are also included in the risk factor of fire disease.

So far the fire disease syndrome has been studied mainly based on the medical model.

We present a new ecological model of fire disease based on previous research. Also described the limits of direction and our ecological model of the future of research. Finally, we discuss the particular treatment for Korean women in the United States. "

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4232959/

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   According to the Wikipedia

Fire disease is, by repeating the suppression of anger, refers to a mental illness that causes stress disorder. There is no description in the current of the "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual Ⅴ of mental disorder".

American Psychiatric Association treats the fire disease as "one of the Korean nation-specific cultural dependency syndrome", is the appendix of the "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual Ⅳ of mental disorder", is described in the syndrome that led to the culture seen [ Four].

Fire disease as symptomatic, exhibiting fatigue, insomnia, panic, imminent fear of death, discomfort, loss of appetite, indigestion, palpitation, dyspnea, general pain, and feeling that there is a lump in the epigastric.

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