catatonia

The man went into catatonia when this happened some years ago.

Denial, but not quite to the point of true catatonia.

It is a symptom of catatonia and can last for many hours.

Some other medical conditions can cause many of the same symptoms as catatonia.

The conditions known as catatonia and hysteria were once quite common.

Catatonia is known to happen sometimes with a few different mental disorders.

Catatonia can also be a bad reaction to illegal drugs.

Other times counseling is needed, to find the things that drove them to catatonia in the first place.

The doctors at the hospital in Raleigh called it catatonia.

"I believe you may have frightened him into something close to catatonia.

The expression on his face suggested a mind in an advanced state of catatonia.

He thought she was blank with catatonia, not immersed in sleep.

Once the link was broken, he snapped out of his catatonia and took over immediately.

She had been hysterical, now she was probably close to catatonia.

The last time she was here, Gibbon's touch had reduced her to near catatonia.

It used to be thought that this occurred only in insane women (such as those with catatonia).

Lithium in the treatment of periodic catatonia: a case report.

I'm afraid the intensity of the withdrawal is one which approaches catatonia.

Her doctor says that despite traumatic catatonia, Carol has begun to speak again.

Catatonia later released the song as part of their 2002 greatest hits album.

Megalomania and catatonia are very real companions to the Link.

She lay in a stupor like catatonia, and dreamed anguish.

If she stays like this, she could drop into catatonia and we'd never know.

"You may have missed the catatonia, but you're just in time for the suicidal depression.

It had taken technicians three hours to pry her out of a persistent catatonia.