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Table of Contents
Introduction    2
Identification    2
Description of the Disorder    2
Causes of the Disorder    3
Treatment    4
Conclusion    6
References    8
Introduction
    The problems faced by a person to think, feel, and behave are termed as mental disorders. A mental disorder reflects a person's mental functioning. Mental disorders can cause stress and disability. It impacts an individual's social, work, and family life. Mental health disorders are not restricted to few symptoms. It incorporates a range of mental health conditions. The prevalence of mental conditions has risen in the past decade. Mental disorders should not be neglected. The conditions are treated with caution by the health industry. It is important to remove the stigma around mental health disorders.
Identification
    Psychiatric nosology is the term used to classify mental health disorders. The mental health classifications are done following the International Classification of Disease (ICD) standards. According to ICD mental health disorders are the changes in behavior of an individual arising out of distress. The ICD has identified 10 groups to classify the mental conditions. The given case of 39-year-old Sarah, who has lately been finding it difficult to work, has relevance with the F3 and F5 classifications. It states that individuals who fall under this category are affected by mood disorders and associated syndromes in the physical factors (Evans, Bira, Gastelum, Weiss & Vanderford, 2018).
Description of the Disorde
    Mood disorder is one of the most important classifications of mental health. It affects the emotional state of an individual. When a person experiences mood disorders, the person feels extremely happy or sad for a long duration of time. The reflection of mood disorder is observed when an individual is diagnosed with clinical depression. The response of a traumatic life is reflected by grief or sadness. Other than depression, a person with a mood disorder can experience manic-depressive disorder. It is popularly known as bipolar disorder. Bipolarity in an individual is observed by mood swings. The swings vary from depression to being manic. Bipolar disorders can be further categorized into two parts. Bipolar disorder 1 signifies manic episodes, which last in person for more than 7 days (Yao, Chen & Xu, 2020). It might also require a person to be hospitalized. The condition of Bipolar disorder 2 is less severe than mania.
    Cyclothymia disorder is another type of bipolar disorder. Cyclothymia disorder is considered a milder version of bipolar disorder. The patients diagnosed with this type of disorder experience periodic mood swings. The period of mood swing varies from person to person. For some, the duration is too high or too low. There other bipolar disorders which do not align with any other classifications. The people have abnormal changes in the mood. Intermittent explosive disorder is another type of disorder where the person is marked by unwa
anted anger. The patients are considered to fly into anger for no real reason. The patients with intermittent disorder are impulsive. Premenstrual disorder is another cause of dysphoric mood disorder. Mood disorder reflected by depression can be projected as persistent depressive disorder and dysthymia. Dysthymia is a chronic type of disorder. The symptoms of this disorder increase or decrease the severity within two years.
Causes of the Disorde
    The health industry believes that the exact...