Which symptom is common in anemia and personality disorder?

A person's characteristics and ways of responding are referred to his or her personality. Personality styles can be maladaptive if an individual is unable to modify the behavior when the environment changes. This inability to change is referred to as a disorder.

Key Points

•  A personality disorder is a longstanding, maladaptive, and inflexible way of relating to the environment.
• These disorders sometimes may be noticed in childhood or latest by early adolescence.
• These disorders cause problems for the persons who suffer from them and also for people who are significant in the individual’s life.
•  The lack of concentration is a symptom common in anemia and personality disorders.
• People may be born with certain types of anemia or develop anemia because they have certain chronic diseases.
• But poor diet causes iron-deficiency anemia, which is the most common form of anemia.
• Psychological conditions that can interfere with concentration include anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder (alternating periods of depression and elevated mood), emotional trauma, and stress.
• Depending upon the cause, concentration difficulties may resolve with appropriate treatment.

Thus, it is concluded that the lack of concentration is a symptom common in anemia and personality disorders.