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Othello Syndrome
(redirected from Delusional jealousy)

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Othello syndrome
[ōthel′ō]
Etymology: Othello, jealous Shakespearean character
a psychopathologic condition characterized by suspicion of a spouse's infidelity and morbid jealousy. This condition may be accompanied by rage and violence and is frequently associated with paranoia.

Othello Syndrome
A delusion of spousal infidelity, a form of psychotic paranoia that is primary or, more commonly, a symptom of organic ‘psychopathies’—senile dementia, boxer encephalopathy, alcoholism

Othello syndrome
Erotic jealousy, alcoholic paranoia Psychiatry A delusion of spousal infidelity, a form of psychotic paranoia that is primary or more commonly, a symptom of organic 'psychopathies'–senile dementia, boxer encephalopathy, alcoholism


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However, delusional jealousy exists in the absence of any real or probable threat, as in your situation.
He said in his opinion Crampton had been suffering from depression and delusional jealousy to the point where it amounted to abnormality of mind.
Paul Sloan QC, prosecuting, cross-examined Dr Fraser, who had earlier told the jury that in his opinion Crampton had been suffering from depression and delusional jealousy to the point where it amounted to an abnormality of mind.
 
 
 
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