Impact of religion and culture on mental disorders among Egyptians
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Mental Status Examination
Published on: April 30, 2023
Wafaa Gadelkarim1, Manal El-Maraghy2, Akeem Sule3
1Specialty Doctor, South Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust, Essex, UK email wafaa.gadelkarim@sept.nhs.uk.
Abstract:
This review looks at the long-established customs and religious beliefs, as well as social and family structures, affecting the symptoms of psychiatric disorders among Egyptian people. It considers reactions to emotional distress and dysfunctionality. Some light is also shed on the healthcare system.
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