حتىٰ نِهايـــــة الزمن: post #648 — TG.ME

• Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS): AKA Todd’s syndrome, is a rare neurological condition that temporarily distorts your perception of size, shape, time, and spatial relationships. Named after Lewis Carroll’s famous 1865 novel. It causes individuals to experience surreal, dream-like shifts in reality. Objects may appear abnormally small (micropsia) or disproportionately large (macropsia), or they may seem further away or closer than they actually are. Body Image maybe altered, they frequently report that their own body parts feel like they are swelling, shrinking, or changing shape. Time can feel like it is speeding up significantly or moving in extreme slow motion. Sounds may seem abnormally loud or intrusive, and the environment or people's faces may appear tilted or skewed AIWS is not a single disease, but a symptom constellation linked to underlying conditions. It is most prevalent in children & young adults.