What does geðrof in Icelandic mean?

What is the meaning of the word geðrof in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use geðrof in Icelandic.

The word geðrof in Icelandic means psychosis, mania. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word geðrof

psychosis

noun

mania

noun

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Um 3% fólks fer í geðrof einhverntímann á ævinni.

4% are affected at some point in their life.

Um 0,1% af nýbökuðum mæðrum fer í geðrof.

However, only about 0.4–0.5% of breastfeeding mothers develop an abscess.

Geðrof eru meðhöndluð með geðrofslyfjum, sálfræðimeðferð, og með félagslegum stuðningi.

In Psychotherapy techniques like hypnosis, meditation, support psychological processes.

Sýking í blóðrás, óráð (tilfinning um andlega ringlun), geðrof (óeðlilegar hugsanir og skynjanir),

Infection of the blood stream, delirium (feeling of mental confusion), psychotic disorder (abnormal

Á þessu tímabili er þróun þunglyndis eftir fæðingu eða jafnvel geðrof möguleg.

During this period, the development of postpartum depression or even psychosis is possible.

Vegna þess að hver glæpur er í raun óbætanlegur fyrir mannlegri geðrof, og að hvað sem glæpurinn er, er síðastur á mælikvarða glæpsins.

Because every crime is in essence irreparable for the human psychosis, and that whatever the crime, it is last on a scale of the crime.

Það stjórnar ójafnvægi taugakerfisins, útilokar þunglyndi, taugaveiklun, langvarandi þreytu, streitu og geðrof.

It regulates imbalance of the nervous system, eliminates depression, neurosis, chronic fatigue, stress and psychosis.

Aldraðir sjúklingar með geðrof tengt vitglöpum

Elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis

Geðrof sem tengist vitglöpum og/eða atferlisröskun

Dementia-related psychosis and/or behavioural disturbances

Í klínískum samanburðarrannsóknum við lyfleysu (sem stóðu yfir í 6-12 vikur) hjá öldruðum sjúklingum (meðalaldur 78 ár) með geðrof sem tengdust vitglöpum og/eða atferlisraskanir, var tvöföld aukning á dánartíðni hjá sjúklingum sem fengu olanzapin samanborið við lyfleysu (3,5% samanborið við 1,5%).

In placebo-controlled clinical trials (6-12 weeks duration) of elderly patients (mean age 78 years) with dementia-related psychosis and/or disturbed behaviours, there was a 2-fold increase in the incidence of death in olanzapine-treated patients compared to patients treated with placebo (3.5% vs. 1.5%, respectively).

Geðrof er ástand þar sem einstaklingur á erfitt með að greina hvað sé raunverulegt.

Macropsia is a condition where the individual sees everything larger than it actually is.

Ekki er mælt með notkun olanzapin hjá sjúklingum með geðrof sem tengist vitglöpum og/eða atferlisröskun vegna aukinnar dánartíðni og hættu á heilablóðföllum.

Olanzapine is not recommended for use in patients with dementia-related psychosis and/or behavioural disturbances because of an increase in mortality and the risk of cerebrovascular accident.

Stundum þróast jafnvel geðrof gegn bakgrunn þessara einkenna.

Sometimes against the background of these symptoms even develops a psychosis.

Það var engin merki um geðrof, oflæti eða klofnun.

There was no evidence of psychosis, mania or dissociation.

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