HomeoRemedyUncontrollable, sudden impulses to harm or destroy
- Violent, impulsive urges to harm others or oneself
- Feeling an irresistible need to destroy something
- Sudden impulses to run away or escape
Mind & Emotions
Impulses
Violent, uncontrollable urges and thoughts of self-harm or harming others
Overview
Impulses is a condition characterized by sudden, uncontrollable urges to engage in harmful or destructive behaviors, such as violence, self-harm, or suicide. These impulses can occur without any clear trigger or reason.
Remedies often used
The right one depends on your exact symptoms, not just the name of the problem. The Remedy Finder compares them for you.
Impulse to commit suicide by jumping
- Persistent thoughts of suicide, especially by jumping
- Profound sense of hopelessness and self-loathing
- Peevishness and irritability, especially with contradictions
Impulse to harm oneself or others
- Strong impulses to harm oneself or others, such as throwing a child into a fire
- Irritability, restlessness, and hypersensitivity
- Suicidal thoughts but lacking the courage to act
Impulse to harm others when feeling irritable and exhausted
- Impulse to harm customers or clients when feeling irritable and exhausted
- Desire to be in a warm environment when feeling cold
- Extreme fatigue and weakness after minor physical activity
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Argentum nitricumImpulse to jump into river or out of windowLyssinumImpulse to stab one's own flesh with a knifeUstilago maydisImpulse to commit suicide by drowningAluminaImpulses to harm oneself when seeing sharp instruments or bloodPlatinum metallicumIrresistible urge to harm loved onesStaphisagriaImpulse to throw things at someone who has caused even minor irritationHepar sulphurImpulse to commit violent acts without provocationMercurius solubilisDesire to kill or commit suicide
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Get the appSee a doctor if
- Immediate danger of self-harm or harm to others
- Persistent, uncontrollable urges to commit suicide or violence
- Sudden changes in mood or behavior that could indicate a worsening of the condition
Everyday tips
- Seek professional help from a mental health provider to develop coping strategies and treatment plan
- Identify and avoid potential triggers that may lead to impulsive behaviors
- Practice relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing or meditation, to manage urges
- Engage in regular physical activity to help regulate mood and impulses
Related health issues
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