The Psychiatry is the area of medicine responsible for the investigation and treatment of mental illness, identify the source of the evil that affects the patient and attack therapeutically. The science of psychiatry is a plural subject, always open to completely unknown new notions, since the human mind and its developed capacity to think, reason and decide is highly complex to be studied from a single aspect or structure of knowledge, however More generic cases are treated under more specific conditions, because after treating cases with similar behavior, treatment schemes are established.
The diseases of the brain can originate in two ways, the first of a biological physical way, any damage in brain structure, they can be caused by a stroke or infection. This type of psychiatric illness is initially treated with antibiotics and analgesics without ruling out a possible mental problem, but it is treated as a contusion, if the response allows the patient to deviate in speech, the actions carried out are not the most logical or in cases extremes, there is loss of memory, we proceed to psychiatric therapy.
The other form, with more complex characteristics and a field of study that further investigates the origin of psychiatric illnesses are the symptoms produced by the ingestion of some substance (drugs or narcotics) which cause severe psychiatric disorders. The best example of this case is drugs, they produce changes in the condition. Narcotics directly influence the behavior of those who ingest them, causing episodes of violence, physical abuse of those around them, among other behaviors that are not suitable in most societies that they consider illegal.the consumption of these substances. Now, the excessive consumption of these products can create long-term effects on people's consciousness, drugs modify the way of coordinating the actions of daily life, turning them into symptoms of a psychiatric illness which should begin treatment for a detoxification of the body in order to proceed with a psychiatric therapy.
