Definition: A catatonia, also known as a catatonic state or a catalepsy, is a mental disorder characterized by periods of apparent calmness and stability that are often followed by episodes of severe agitation. This condition can be triggered by stressors such as fear, anxiety, or trauma. Catatonias can occur in any age group, but they tend to manifest more frequently in children, adolescents, and young adults. They are usually characterized by a lack of emotional expression and a persistent feeling
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