Abstract
The term hysteroid dysphoria is used to describe a group of characterologically disturbed patients, primarily women, who actually suffer from an affective disorder. Hysteroid dysphoria is defined as a chronic nonpsychotic disturbance involving repeated episodes of abruptly depressed mood in response to feeling rejected. This extreme intolerance of personal rejection, with particular vulnerability to loss of romantic attachment, is one of the hallmarks of the disorder and may predict response to monoamine oxidase inhibitors.
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