Any Mutants with Mental Healths Problem

[Silver Fang]

Sabretooth has a jobbertooth syndrome

Sadly that doesn't look curable at this point.

In fact, it seems terminal. lol!

[Sandy Hausler]

Lorna/Polaris has a bipolar disorder.

I suppose, Magneto also has a history of mental health issues.

In Mystique's case it was revealed that her powers have influenced her mental health. But Psylocke fixed her.

This for sure.

[Vegeta]

then there was that one time Doc Sampson convinced her to join the Initiative....

I kinda liked the "Mutant Zero" mystery at the time. Haven't reread it though.

[Grunty]

I kinda liked the "Mutant Zero" mystery at the time. Haven't reread it though.

I recall the speculations. Ranging from another Wolverine clone (because of the wrist blades) to Jean Grey, with likely barely anyone suspecting Typhoid Mary because hardly anyone recalled she was supposed to be a mutant.

[marhawkman]

I recall the speculations. Ranging from another Wolverine clone (because of the wrist blades) to Jean Grey, with likely barely anyone suspecting Typhoid Mary because hardly anyone recalled she was supposed to be a mutant.

Also when she used pyrokinesis for some reason it tended to make a bird shape.

Also in Mary's case, while her mental states are sometime a benefit(since it can actually fool Daredevil into thinking she's a different person), it drastically limits her ability to use her powers.

[LAWtoyoto 432]

Rachel Summers
PTSD from extreme abuse and being mind controlled to kill the people she cared about during a brutal war that caused the loss of every single person she cared about.

But I wonder how she can handle her mental ability. Given living in her own earth where her friends was manslaughter by the sentinels and the people she sees are alway drying and even possessed the power of phoenix back in the 80's. Does any issues have tackle her mentality recovery?

[Mutant101]

Rogue lots of memories she absorbs , the character struggle in thinking in the past.

[UncannyLZ]

Lorna/Polaris has a bipolar disorder.

I suppose, Magneto also has a history of mental health issues.

In Mystique's case it was revealed that her powers have influenced her mental health. But Psylocke fixed her.

Polaris does not have bipolar disorder.

[blinkingblah]

Claudette St.Croix is autistic.

[fluxy23]

Also wolverine and gambit might be sex addicts. And scarlet witch. I don't know what's her diagnosis but she's all kinds of messed up.

I think it's debatable whether or not sex addiction is a mental health issue. As in, is what seems to be sex addiction actually something else? ("Sex addiction" does not have its own category in the DSM-5, after some amount of debate around that--not that the DSM is some final word.)

I think we can agree though ... Wolverine and Gambit have some issues.

[fluxy23]

I don't have specific issue numbers in mind, but doesn't Rahne Sinclair have a history of mental health issues.

[Kurolegacy]

Rogue lots of memories she absorbs , the character struggle in thinking in the past.

Given that, it’s a wonder that she didn’t end up with disassociate identity disorder. No telling what kind of damage absorbing countless memories of others could do to a person’s psyche.

[blinkingblah]

Aurora has multiple personalities.

Polaris is bi-polar.

[AppleJ]

Rogue's control over her absorption powers is essentially contingent on her ability to control her fear and anxiety around them, so it's something she always has to work on.

[AppleJ]

Gambit grew up on the street and probably has all kinds of issues in regard to trust and attachment. And who knows what he was exposed to in terms of substance abuse and physical or sexual abuse/human trafficking before essentially joining a gang/mafia for protection and livelihood.