Borderline personality disorder (BPD) inevitably affects how a person thinks and how he feels and interacts with others. The diagnosis is recorded in ICD-10 and is considered a subtype of emotionally unstable personality disorder. The disorder manifests itself in problems with self-esteem, managing emotions and behavior, high anxiety and desocialization, and unstable relationships with others. In borderline personality disorder, the person has a fear of being alone or abandoned. In addition, inappropriate anger, impulsivity, and frequent mood swings can alienate potential partners.
Deviations, as a rule, are recorded in young people and can worsen with age. However, many patients diagnosed with BPD can live a fulfilling life by working through the underlying problems.
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