A personality disorder is a type of mental disorder characterized by rigid and abnormal patterns of thinking, functioning, and behavior. People with personality disorders have difficulty accepting and coping with situations and people. This causes serious problems and restrictions in relationships, social activities, work, and school.

In some cases, you may not realize you have a personality disorder because the way you think and act seems normal. You can blame others for the difficulties you meet.

Personal disorders usually start with adults or early adults. There are several types of personality disorders. Some types may become less noticeable in middle age. 

Symptoms
Types of personality disorders are grouped into three groups based on similar signs and symptoms. Many people with a personality disorder have signs and symptoms of at least one additional personality disorder. It is not necessary to have all the mentioned signs and symptoms to diagnose the disease.

Cluster A personality disorders
 

1. Cluster A personality disorders are characterized by idiosyncratic, eccentric thinking or behavior. These include paranoid personal disorders, a bright personality of a quinoid person, and a person's stereotype disorder.
   
   Paranoid personality disorder
   The confidence and suspicion of others and their causes
   Unjustified faith in others to hurt you or mislead you
   Unreasonable suspicion of loyalty or reliability of others
   A gray to trust others, fear that others are afraid to use information about you
   To make situations such as innocent comments or personal humiliation or attacks
   Small observed images or anger or hostile response to
   Tend to resume resentments
   A proven suspicion that the spouse or sexual partner betrayed
   Violating a quinoid personality
   Lack of interest in a social or personal relationship that prefers to be alone
   A limited signature of emotional expression
   Unable to use many actions
   Failure to solve normal social definitions
   Should be cold or regardless of others
   Little or no interest in sex with another person
   Shisotypic violation of an individual
   Special clothing, thinking, beliefs, speech, or behavior
   Strange perceptual experiments such as hearing your name
   Smooth emotions or invalid emotional reactions
   Social fear and a close relationship or discomfort
   Inadequate or suspicious responses that do not look indisputably
   'Magic thinking' - you can affect your events with your thoughts
   Some unofficial incidents or events I think had only hidden messages
    
2. Taurus Cluster B Taurus disorders
    
3.  .Cluster B Cluster An individual is characterized by thinking or emotional or unpredictable, exaggerated. They were confused by social violations, borders, personality disorders, human disabilities, and individual violations.
   
   Disability
   Ignore the needs or feelings of others
   Stable lie, thefts, bending, covering, and throwing others
   Replicated issue for the law
   I repeatedly violated the rights of others.
   Aggressive and often violent
   Ignore your safety or others
   Impulsive behavior
   Constant
   I do not regret the action
   Frontier
   Dangerous impulses and behavior such as dangerous genre, gambling, or intestinal foods
   Unstable or delicate self-behavior
   an unstable and intense relationship
   Most are high and low atmosphere, often a reaction to interpersonal stress
   The danger of suicide or autonomy
   Fear of being alone or abandoned
   Continuous free feelings
   Frequent angry screen
   ParanoiaThe fantasy comes from stress
   Personal disorder
   Regular interest
   The emotional, dramatic or sexual excessive challenge
   He talks a lot with solid opinions, but some facts or data to support them
   Easily affects others
   Superficial
   Excessive interest in physical appearance
   I think my relationship with others is closer than they
   Didisoror of personal application
   I think you are clearer and more important than others
   The fantasy of strength, success, and charm
   Do not recognize the needs and feelings of others
   Priority to achieve performance or talent
   We are waiting for praise and constant surprise
   arrogance
   The unpleasant and unfounded hope for privileges often helps others.
   To believe that jealousy or others are jealous
    

When to go to the doctor
Contact your doctor, other health care provider, or a mental health professional if you have signs or symptoms of a personality disorder. Untreated personality disorders can cause serious liver problems that will worsen without treatment.