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Can lack of oxygen at birth cause a mental illness such as borderline personality disorder?
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No. Not BPD: No. There have been no study to date showing any correlation between lack of oxygen at birth and bpd. Developmental delays and some progressive developmental disorders, on the other hand, have had some data.
Answered 12/15/2015
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No: Hypoxia at birth is not correlated with development of borderline personality disorder.
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