Genes in the human body are arranged in a certain order, because the number of genes is huge. Once the order is reversed or disordered, it will have a certain impact on people. This syndrome is caused by the problem of gene sequencing in vivo. It is a congenital disease, and the probability of occurrence in newborns is one in ten thousand. It is impossible to predict and check in advance, and the symptoms are mostly mental retardation, heart and kidney problems and so on.

However, some studies show that although abnormal gene sequencing can lead to mental illness and physical and mental defects, psychologists point out that there are also a few cases where talents will appear, such as their natural inspiration in art and their talent for numbers different from others. Including some people who have made outstanding contributions to society, they are outstanding in some ways, but they also have incomprehensible habits and behaviors.

2. Body deformity phobia

If you are strongly dissatisfied with a certain part or the whole body and can't accept plastic surgery, you will take your own method. In fact, because of their inner dissatisfaction, they exaggerated these shortcomings in their thoughts and understanding. Maybe it's just slightly asymmetrical eyebrows or irregular teeth, but it's serious in his eyes. The main cause of this disease comes from psychological problems, introverted and stubborn, with strong vanity, which is easily influenced by other people's opinions and evaluations.

Psychologists have found that women are more likely to suffer from this disease, usually because they fail to form a sound psychological cognition during their growth, such as environmental influence and incorrect educational methods adopted by their parents.

3. Lima syndrome

The name of the disease comes from the hijacking in Ylimaa. In the late 1990s, the Japanese Embassy in Lima hosted a banquet and invited many government officials and business leaders. During the banquet, a group of gunmen broke in and kidnapped many participants as hostages. After the hostage-taking incident lasted for several days, unexpectedly, the hostages were released safely by the kidnappers.

Psychologists later found that during the time when these people were tied up with robbers, through in-depth understanding and cognition, the criminals' mentality was affected, which made them have a major change in their thinking.

4. Jerusalem syndrome

Jerusalem is a fascinating place for many people with religious beliefs, with a vast territory and hundreds of religious temples and other buildings. According to the statistics of local authorities, at least 50 tourists suffer from Jerusalem paranoia every year. Some of them will think that their confidant is a figure in their faith, or they will be inspired to complete a certain task. Local police stations and hospitals should arrange some specific personnel to deal with sudden crowds, and also ensure that the response process can be started at any time. Interestingly, although these patients are seriously ill, they may not have any history of mental illness or have no symptoms after leaving Jerusalem.