Definition: A semihiatus, also known as a "half-diagnosis," is a condition in which an individual experiences a temporary loss of memory due to lack of stimulation or awareness. This can be caused by a variety of factors, such as a traumatic event, medical conditions, or stressors. In the context of mental health, a semihiatus refers to a period when someone seems unable to remember past events or experiences, even though they are aware of them. It is often characterized by confusion and
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