mental health disorders
Voyeuristic Disorder
Diagnosis of Voyeuristic Disorder
A doctor's evaluation, based on standard psychiatric diagnostic criteria Doctors diagnose voyeuristic disorder when People have been repeatedly and intensely aroused by observing an unsuspecting person who is naked, undressing, or engaging in sexual activity, and the arousal has been expressed in fantasies, urges, or behaviors. As a result, people feel greatly distressed or become less able to function well (at work, in their family, or in interactions with friends), or they have acted on their urges with a person who has not consented. They have had the condition for 6 months or more. 