rare case of Fahr's syndrome with dissociative amnesia

Background: Fahr's syndrome (FS) is a movement and psychiatric disorder characterized by symmetrical bilateral calcification of the basal ganglia. Dissociative amnesia rare that occurs after stressful events classified as dissociative disorder. In addition, dissociation process which mind conceals from consciousness. Several neuropsychiatric manifestations in FS have been reported. However, due to their rarity, can be misdiagnosed. Case: A 43-year-old female presented with Parkinsonian symptoms an inability recall important personal information. were diagnosed thorough medical, psychiatric, diagnostic investigation. Subsequently, correction calcium phosphate levels α-hydroxy-vitamin-73 D3 psychotherapy administered for two-months until there no Conclusion: This research highlights case pathophysiology not completely understood limited research.