No there is no diagnose called that today. When that was used sexual pleasure for women was also considered a sin and something unnatural. We know better today.
Although today "hysteria" is used in the meaning of "general panic" it was originally a condition applied only to women. Hysteria was named from the Greek word for uterus, hystera (ὑστέρα). The Greeks (Plato) thought the uterus roamed though a woman's body generally causing mischief. Then again the Greeks thought that the purpose of the brain was to keep the inside of the nose damp.
I was diagnosed with Transitional Cell Carcinoma in 2007, I am still here today 7 years later.
HYSTERIA IS MASS PANIC ---- Hysteria is a generic term for a condition with a non-organic cause.
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They used to be called hypochondriacs by uncompassionate doctors. Today many of them are diagnosed with fibromyalgia. There is now a name for it, but the cure is still illusive.
Depression is the most frequently diagnosed mental disorder in the U.S. Today.
The "hysteria" part.
The crowd erupted into hysteria when the famous singer stepped onto the stage.
The Aetiology of Hysteria was created in 1896.
Studies on Hysteria was created in 1895.
Love Hysteria was created in 1987.