I was taken to the hospital in handcuffs and diagnosed as psychotic my ovaries were actually to blame

“Girl, where are you?!? U ok??!”That was the message one of Sabrina Bahsoon’s 800,000-plus TikTok followers left after the influencer, better known as “Tube Girl,” disappeared from social media for months.The 25-year-old Malaysian-born law school graduate, who shot to fame with dramatic, lip-sync performances filmed on the London Underground, wasn’t taking a planned break from posting.In fact, she revealed in a recent TikTok, she had spent four months hospitalized after developing sudden episodes of psychosis — and doctors may not have found the unlikely cause if not for her father’s pushing.Bahsoon said the ordeal began in March, the same day she filmed one of her signature Tube videos with British girl group FLO.After returning home, she began crying hysterically.

“I was screaming, shouting, acting very psychotic,” she said.“Little did I know this was my first episode of psychosis.”By the following morning, she had broken up with her then-boyfriend, a decision that caught her sisters off guard.

They rushed over and found her in a distressed state, posting videos of herself screaming and crying and attempting to harm herself.Her sisters called an ambulance, and Bahsoon spent two days in the emergency room, where she continued behaving erratically and barely slept.Despite her worsening condition, she recalled, she was discharged.“This is where I start to lose my memory,” she said.

Based on what she later pieced together, Bahsoon became increasingly agitated at home, throwing things and attempting to hit her siblings.When her family called for help, police arrived.“I was taken away in handcuffs because I was so violent, they had to restrain me,” she said.

After being sedated, she was transferred to a mental health facility and diagnosed with psychosis.Bahsoon said doctors treated her with antipsychotic medication, but her condition continued to deteriorate.She recalled losing about 26 pounds, becoming catatonic and struggling to s...