If you suffer from personality disorder, you may have great difficulty in dealing with others. You may be rigid, inflexible and may not be able to respond to the changes and challenges in life. Though you feel that your behavioral patterns are normal, you find it hard to take part in social activities as part of the daily life and depression. There are many types of personality disorders. To understand the exact type, the doctor assesses the personality disorder symptoms you are experiencing and then decides the treatment option. Based on personality disorder signs, the condition is categorized into three groups- Cluster A , Cluster B and Cluster C. Paranoid Personality Disorder In order to make paranoid personality disorder diagnosis, you must meet some criteria, which include thinking that others are lying to you, feeling that you cannot trust your friends, distrusting your spouse though there is no evidence to prove that he/she is unfaithful and thinking that there are some hidden meanings in normal remarks. Schizoid Personality Disorder Schizoid personality disorder signs include having no interest in developing intimate relationship, including sexual relationship, inability to understand normal social cues, giving priority to participate in activities that do not involve interacting with others and disliking criticism or praise. Schizotypal Personality Disorder Dressing, believing or behaving in a peculiar manner, feeling discomfort in close relationships, believing that you can influence people with your thoughts and believing that there are some messages for you in newspaper headlines, public displays and speeches are ...

Personality Disorder is a condition in which the person thinks, perceives and behaves in a different manner. There are many types of personality disorders. Regardless of the type, the patient has an unhealthy pattern of thinking and behaving like with relationship depression. People with this disorder experience serious problems in relationships and work. Personality disorder symptoms usually emerge in adolescent age and gradually grow over years. Genetic and family factors may cause this disorder. Fear or painful experiences in the childhood may contribute to this disorder. Personality Disorder Groups Personality disorders are grouped into three categories based on characteristics and symptoms. More often, people diagnosed with one type of personality disorder may have the signs of one or more additional personality disorders. Understanding personality disorder symptoms is the first step to get relief from the disorder. Group A The main personality disorders belonging to Group A category include paranoid personality disorder, Schizoid personality disorder and schizotypal disorder which can be helped by alternative treatments for depression. Paranoid Personality Disorder- Thinking other people are lying, feeling that they cannot believe their friends, worrying about sharing any confidential information with others, worrying their spouse is not faithful though there is no proof for it and thinking that there are some hidden meaning in normal remarks made by others are some of the paranoid personality disorder symptoms. Schizoid Personality Disorder- Having no or very little desire to build intimate relationship and giving preference to activities that do not need interaction with others may ...