Is disassociated disorder a real disease?

Answer by  sonicfoundation (2597)

Dissociative disorder is a real mental disorder and is not made up. Basically, in the extreme form it is what people have called a split personality.

Answer by  Connie45 (1110)

Disassociative disorder is real. This sometimes happens when a person involuntarily mentally removes himself from a traumatic situation via such things as amnesia or a separate identity. It is treatable with medication, hypnotherapy, and psychotherapy.

Answer by  helen20 (354)

Dissociative disorders are mental illnesses where the patient separates self from reality through memory loss, alternative identities, or abnormal perceptions of reality. The DSM-IV recognizes five dissociative disorders.

Answer by  eiryck (847)

Disassociated disorder is a mental condition of a person where he/she is displaying multiple personalities and is not aware of it. This is due to a lot of psychological factors.