Recovery from this<unk>  is situational, as some drug therapies have been effective in some individuals but not others. Patients may live in a variety of settings, including psychiatric hospitals, depending on the success of treatment. With successful treatment, an individual may live at home. In many of the reported cases, remission of symptoms occurred during the follow-up period. This disorder can be dangerous to the patient and others, as a patient may interrogate or attack a person they believe to be a<unk>  Inappropriate behavior such as stalking and physical or psychological abuse has been documented in some case studies. Consequently, many individuals suffering from this disorder are arrested for the resulting misconduct (see the case of Mr. B in #Presentation).
Syndrome of subjective doubles
Postorgasmic illness syndrome
Functional somatic syndrome
Paroxysmal extreme pain disorder
Vitreous touch syndrome
Nociplastic pain
Pseudobulbar affect
Feline hyperesthesia syndrome