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Understanding egorrhea from cultural-clinical psychology.

Front Psychol · 2013 · PMC3842623 · PMID 24348445

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In the case of egorrhea symptoms, as discussed above, having a strong conviction can work to some extent as a cultural adjustment, and suggests that a kind of delusion may be the extreme manifestation of cultural adjustment and a factor other than the presentation and conviction of symptoms may be significant to intervene.

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