Understanding Boanthropy: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Boanthropy is a rare psychological condition in which a person believes they are an animal, typically a cow. This delusion is often seen in individuals who have a history of trauma or mental illness. People with boanthropy may exhibit behaviors such as mooing, eating grass, and attempting to milk themselves. Treatment for boanthropy typically involves addressing any underlying psychological issues and providing supportive care to help the individual manage their symptoms.

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