解離性遁走

英

dissociative fugue

関

解離性障害

http://allpsych.com/disorders/dissociative/fugue.html

• 健忘症 amnesia + travel

Category

• Dissociative Disorders

Etiology

• This disorder is very rare and occurs most often during extreme stress (such as wartime or after a natural disaster).

Symptoms

• The primary feature of this disorder is abrupt travel away from home, an inability to remember important aspects of one’s life, and the partial or complete adoption of a new identity.
• The patient typically regains awareness after traveling to a different locale but retains no memory of the trip on the decision to embark on it. When they emerge from the fugue state, the patient is often confused and may be scared. (Q book p.415)

Treatment

• The disorder typically dissipates on its own and it is extremely rare to last more than one month.

Prognosis

• Prognosis is very good.