What is TPD?

TPD is often mistaken for Toxic Poisonous Disease. But this is in fact incorrect. The complete and scientific name is Tomokaidien Pototonic Disorder. Although you may never have heard of this disorder before, it isn't altogether rare. In fact 1 in 50 people are able to be diagnosed with TPD.

Symptoms

Symptoms may include 4 or more of the following:

Twitching eyes

Unexplained pains

Panic attacks

Feelings of being overwhelmed

Headaches/ migraines

Dizziness

Nausea

Feelings of being bloated

Lack of sleep and rest

Unable to perform everyday functions

Causes

TPD can cause mental and/or physical disorders. 93% of patients diagnose with TPD are likely to suffer from  at least one of the following mental disorders.

Suicidal tendencies

Extreme paranoia

OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)

Uncontrollable fits

Anger management problems

Split personalities

Hearing of voices

Feelings of hopelessness

Risk-taking behavior

Unconscious disregard for rules

Vivid and graphical imaginations

Has problems with dealing with concepts of sexuality

Feels insignificant and insecure

Hallucinations

Delusional experiences

Extreme behavior

Frequent mood swings

Although there is not much data available about TPD, it has been determined by doctors worldwide that it can ONLY be cured by a professional in the area. Even though a TPD infected person may seek consultation from a professional, it is not a guarantee that they will recover fully.

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