Body Integrity Dysphoria is defined as a condition characterized by an intense and persistent desire to modify one’s body by acquiring a physical disability, such as amputation, paralysis, or blindness, despite the absence of any medical necessity for such changes. The term “Body Integrity Dysphoria” was introduced in the psychiatric literature to replace older, stigmatizing terms like “apotemnophilia” and better reflect the distress associated with the condition. “Dysphoria” derives from the Greek dysphoros, meaning “hard to bear,” emphasizing the psychological discomfort experienced by those with BID.