PD affects all aspects of individual life and causes interference with psychological and behavioral growth. It causes emotional distress and social impairment. It affects the quality of life grimly and has dire consequences on life years. Early recognition is crucial to start appropriate management and prevent complications from this debilitating condition.
Management of PDs lacks evidence-based guidelines, and health authorities across the world have formulated their independent guidelines. American Society of Psychiatry guidelines exists only for BPD, while European guidelines are present for BPD, ASPD, and PD general. It includes acute treatment by hospitalization if there is a risk of self or other people harm and chronic management of the<unk> . Indications for inpatient management include; suicidal intent and plan, impulse control loss, imminent danger to self and others, and severe symptoms impairing functioning and unresponsive to outpatient treatment. An initial assessment should be performed.
The second step is designing a treatment plan and discussing it with the patient. Family support and patient education play a vital role in effective management. 
Prior to starting the therapy, it is essential to rule out PTSD, depression, and anxiety and manage them if these conditions co-exist. Substance use<unk>  needs to be recognized and treated as well.
Personality disorder medical therapy
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