I already have a psychiatric diagnosis, which is schizotypal disorder, but after a few hospital admissions last year, a couple of doctors asked my psychologist to start a second evaluation for things such as bipolar affective disorder, because that's what they were suspecting.

The evaluation is coming to an end, and I'm currently in hospital again, and my psychologist came to see me and said that he would most likely add a second diagnosis, which is EUPD (impulsive type). I told him that I didn't agree with him, and that it was weird he came to that conclusion considering my EUPD screening was pretty much all negative.
He told me that the reason I feel this way is because I have poor insight, plus the fact that it's comorbid with another disorder that makes the disorder present differently.

When I got out of that meeting and back to my room, I read more about that specific subtype of EUPD, and I still didn't get it. I called some people that I know, including my mum, and asked her if those criteria sounded like me. And she also thought it was completely unfounded and more like the opposite of me.

I looked into the treatment for EUPD, and such therapies as DBT don't even touch on the things that I need help with. That really frightened me, because this means I won't get the help that I actually need, and when I do get treatment for those issues I don't have, and it obviously doesn't affect my actual issues, they'll accuse me of being uncooperative.

Therefore, I need to talk to someone with EUPD, preferably impulsive type, so that I can get a second opinion and see if we even have anything in common. I'm seriously questioning my own judgment and it's really distressing me. Being misdiagnosed right now would be horrible, because my mental state has been rapidly declining and I need some kind of immediate treatment options, and I certainly don't need to waste time trying to treat issues I simply don't suffer with.