Association: Anti-hysteria kit not a good option and is confusing


KUALA LUMPUR: Treating hysterical attacks with the use of an anti-hysteria kit "to drive out evil spirits" is confusing society, according to the Malaysian Psychiatric Association.

MPA president Prof Dr Nor Zuraida Zainal said managing hysteria attacks without medical psychiatric treatment and general medicine could endanger patients and the community.

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