98.5% of men develop cybersex disorder from playing computer games

　　With the popularization of computers, people obsessed with computers abound. The cyberpsychological disorders associated with computers have attracted widespread attention from psychologists and the medical community. The cause of psychological problems caused by playing computer games is that people who are obsessed with computers spend a lot of time and energy chatting and browsing on the Internet without restraint, which affects their work and rest, and causes various behavioral abnormalities in life, such as mood disorders, personality disorders, and sympathetic disorders. nerve The typical symptoms of this disease are: low mood, no sense of pleasure or loss of interest, sleep disturbance, biological clock disorder, loss of appetite and weight, lack of energy, psychomotor retardation and agitation, reduced self-evaluation and ability, slow thinking and suicidal ideation, reduced social activities, heavy smoking, drinking and drug abuse, etc.

　　In the early stages of Internet psychosis, patients gradually feel the endless joy of surfing the Internet, and the time spent surfing the Internet continues to increase, resulting in memory loss. Some patients can't help but turn on the computer and "walk around" on the Internet when they get up at night to relieve themselves. Later, it develops into physical dependence, which manifests as low mood, slow thinking, dizziness, trembling hands, fatigue and loss of appetite after getting up every day. The mental state can return to normal level after surfing the Internet; late-stage patients experience weight loss unrelated to psychological factors, look haggard, and surf the Internet for a long time every day. Once they stop surfing the Internet, they will develop acute withdrawal syndrome, and may even resort to self-mutilation or suicide, endangering personal and social safety.

　　Once cyberpsychotic disorder occurs, the main measures to be taken include: encouraging patients to actively participate in social activities and gradually weaning themselves away from trust in the Internet. Comprehensive treatments such as antidepressants such as imipramine, doxepin, and psychotherapy can also be used.
The age of onset of cyberpsychotic disorder is between 15 and 45 years old. male Patients account for 98.5% of the total number of cases. female Point 4.5%, single men aged 20-30 are the susceptible group. According to Freudian psychoanalysis theory: the cause of cyberpsychotic disorder should be traced back to the oral stage. baby The patient obtains spiritual satisfaction through breastfeeding and retains the memories and longings for the warmth, care, security and other beautiful feelings that represent maternal love. The patient regains this sense of satisfaction that seems to have disappeared since the end of the oral period and is hidden in the subconscious through the Internet. In adulthood, they suffer setbacks such as loss at work, social anxiety, lovelorn, etc. In order to seek relief, they indulge in the Internet.