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Dissociative Amnesia Complicating an Attempted Maternal Filicide-Suicide: A Case Report.
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Abstract
Filicide-suicide, a subset of homicide-suicide, describes cases in which one or both parents kill their child(ren) and subsequently die by suicide. It is a rare but tragic phenomenon with limited reports in Malaysia. Dissociative amnesia, characterized by an inability to recall important autobiographical information, often related to a traumatic experience, can further complicate this phenomenon. We present a case of a young woman who inflicted life-threatening injuries on her toddler and herself, and subsequently exhibited features of dissociative amnesia after she regained consciousness. One month later, her recovery was accompanied by intense emotional distress and guilt. This case highlights the diagnostic complexity of dissociative amnesia in the aftermath of severe trauma and the need for individualized management in cases involving attempted filicide and suicide.
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