This is an example of a person suffering from "stagnation" or accumulation. Follow with us dear readers Read this article to get to know more about this disorder, and what distinguishes it from "assembly", such as collecting stamps and the like:

Understanding compactness and stacking:

A young woman suffering from congestion disorder

Compromise is the constant difficulty in disposing of things or their separation from property, regardless of their actual value. This behavior usually has psychosocial, emotional, physical, social, financial and even legal effects on both the person suffering from the disorder and his family.

For those who accumulate, they make the amount of things they collect and accumulate from objects that move away from their circle of knowledge. These items may range from newspapers, magazines, paper and plastic bags, cardboard boxes, photographs, home supplies, food and clothing.

Stacking and congestion may be related to an irresistible compulsive compulsive disorder, a desire to possess compulsive free purposes, or compulsive search for unique purposes - something that others may never see as unique, such as an old box.

Symptoms and behaviors:

Symptoms of congestion disorder anger and a feeling of aches and pains

A person with a congestion disorder may experience the following symptoms:

• The inability to dispose of the property even the old ones that are useless to keep.
• Severe and very upset when trying to get rid of objects and possessions.
• Faces great difficulty in classifying as well as organizing and arranging property of purpose.
• Tension, and a sudden sense of boredom and embarrassment because of the property stacked.
• Fear of touching any of his possessions which he considers very precious.
• Obsessed thoughts and actions: fear of the entry into force of some kind of purpose or the need for it in the future.
• Inspecting waste bins and waste in search of any objects that have been accidentally dumped.
• Many disorders: including lack of living space at home, social isolation, family or marital incompatibility, financial difficulties, and health problems.

Stacking reasons:

People often accumulate and hoard objects for the belief that a purpose may be of value to them in the future, or they may feel emotional value, for example, unique, irreplaceable, or replaced by a great bargain Of loss disposal.

They also believe that without them they will not remember the importance of a person or an event for them, or it may be because they are unable to decide where to place them, and from which it is best to consider them to be consecrated and preserved.

Accumulation and accumulation disorder may come on its own as it may be a lateral symptom of another disorder, and other disorders that come accumulation is accompanied by a personal disorderOCDD, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and Depression.

Low quality of life:

Lack of living space in the house at the expense of the objects stacked.

Among the most common problems of piles and stencils is the lack of living space, they may live in conditions that may be unhealthy and sometimes dangerous.

The piles often live with damaged and worn out property, without home heating or other sources of luxury, where they can deal with systems that do not work well and adapt, instead of repairing them and living a decent and healthy life in comfortable conditions.

Stacking also causes anger, self-loathing, and depression for both the person with the disorder and their family members, and may affect the social development of every child living under the care of someone suffering from it.

Unpredictable living conditions may lead to separation between spouses and divorce, isolation and even loss of guardianship of children, whether in the case of divorce or widowhood, and may lead to considerable financial problems as well.

Stack vs. Grouping:

Collection is a hobby for many people around the world, perhaps the most famous collection of postage stamps.

The accumulation of the collection - the collection of postage stamps and antiques - is not in any sense a general sense of pride and pride for their property. They also experience a sense of happiness when it is presented to people as well as talking to them, keeping what they collect organized and arranged, And obsolescence when adding a new purpose to their groups.

A young man collects 21,000 birds in his home

Sources

  Anxiety And Depression  

 Association Of America