A person with a neurotic personality exhibits characteristics of excessive worry and anxiety over normal life events. Symptoms can include depression, unrealistic fears, obsessions and repetitive, compulsive behaviors as well as low self-esteem and being tense or irritable. Treatment is not usually needed unless these traits interfere with the ability to function in daily life. Treatment for severe neurotic personality may include counseling and medicines for anxiety.
A person with a neurotic personality exhibits characteristics of
excessive worry and anxiety over normal life events. Symptoms can
include depression, unrealistic fears, obsessions and repetitive,
compulsive behaviors as well as low self-esteem and... More
Healthwise answered:A person with a neurotic personality exhibits characteristics of excessive worry and anxiety over normal life events. Symptoms can include depression, unrealistic fears, obsessions and repetitive, compulsive behaviors as well as low self-esteem and being tense or irritable. Treatment is not usually needed unless these traits interfere with the ability to function in daily life. Treatment for severe neurotic personality may include counseling and medicines for anxiety.A person with a neurotic personality exhibits characteristics of excessive worry and anxiety over normal life events. Symptoms can include depression, unrealistic fears, obsessions and repetitive, compulsive behaviors as well as low self-esteem and... More