Medical Request for Medical explanation

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The discussion revolves around the mental health issues faced by three sisters, A, B, and C, who developed mental illnesses at different ages. The sisters expressed romantic feelings for neighbors K and M only after becoming mentally ill, raising questions about the influence of mental health on their emotions and decisions. Participants seek medical explanations for this phenomenon and inquire about potential remedies. In a separate issue, sister C, who previously recovered from mental illness, is showing signs of declining mental health again. Despite initial agreement to consult a doctor, she is hesitant to take prescribed medication, opting instead for previous prescriptions. The discussion emphasizes the importance of seeking psychiatric help and highlights the challenges of ensuring compliance with treatment among individuals with mental health issues.
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Explanation of questions for first problem:

We are three brothers(X, Y, & Z) and three sisters(A(45 years), B(42years), & C(24years)).

Our neighbor are three brothers(K(45 years), L(35years), M(32years)) and five sisters.

My three sisters are mentally ill. A became mentally ill when she was 38 years old (she married when she was 15 years old), B became mentally ill when she was 23 years old and C became mentally ill when she was 14 years old.

After being mentally ill my sister B told us that she loves Mr. L and want to marry him(who refused to marry her). However before being mentally ill my sister never told to us or not even to Mr. L that she loves Mr. L and want to marry him.

And likewise:
After being mentally ill my sister C also told us that she loves Mr. M and want to marry him(who refused to marry her). However before being mentally ill my sister never told to us or not even to Mr. M that she loves Mr. M and want to marry him.

1. What is the explanation of this phenomenon in medical science?
2. Is there any remedy of the phenomenon?

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Explanation of questions for second problem:

When my sister C became mentally ill we consulted a doctor and she became normal again. Now a day when I communicate with her I feel that she is becoming mentally ill day by day. When I suggested her to consult a doctor she refused to consult a doctor several times. After two or three days she agreed to consult a doctor for her convenience. However she consulted the doctor but she refuse to take medicine. Rather she take the medicine that was proscribed by the former doctor.

1. What is the problem?
2. What step should we take?
 
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