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Anonymous users2024-02-07The first precursor to psychosis is that the patient's personality may change, for example, the original lively and cheerful person may become sullen or often in a daze, and the original introvert may suddenly become more lively and outgoing. The second may have some symptoms of neurotic disorders, such as nervousness, upset, sullenness, and inability to be happy. The third patient may have an impact on his life and social functioning, such as changes in his or her lifestyle habits, the time to get up or personal hygiene, and the efficiency of study and work may slowly decline, and social habits may also be affected.
The symptoms of psychosis are as follows:
1) Broken thinking. The patient does not have the center to think about the problem, lacks any connection between the first and second thoughts, and speaks with incoherent preambles, intrigues, and lack of coherence. Doctors are completely unable to communicate verbally and perform medical examinations with patients whose minds are broken.
2) Affective disorders. Alienated, cold, and even hostile to loved ones. Showing indifference to everything, indifference, sitting all day long, cranky.
Patients with obvious affective disorders completely lose the ability to self-manage, seriously affecting eating, sleeping, and resting, and causing serious harm to the patient's own health.
3) Hallucinatory delusions. Auditory hallucinations are common, in which the patient hears someone in the air or in the room talking to her, or hears some people talking about her. The patient's behavior is often influenced by hallucinations, and even obeys the hallucination's "instructions" to perform some dangerous actions.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Psychosis, also called psychosis, is the result of abnormal brain function. Existing instruments have not been able to detect devastating changes in the structure of the brain.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05According to what you said, it is certain that he has a psychological or mental problem, but the specific illness still needs to be analyzed by a psychiatrist before a conclusion can be drawn.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Hello! The main symptoms of psychosis are: hallucinations, delusions, and lack of self-awareness!
According to your description, there seems to be self-awareness, but the mind may sometimes deviate from normal, you say that he is sometimes eccentric, but does not know how eccentric it is? Based on your short description, it can be difficult to tell what the symptoms are.
If you suspect that you have a disease all the time and go to various doctors, and the doctor says that you are not sick and you still think you are sick, then this is hypochondriacal neurosis. If you keep thinking that others are harming you, then you may be ...... delusional victimization
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Hearing sounds that ordinary people can't hear, seeing people who can't be seen by ordinary people, talking to the air, or always doing some strange actions or things, etc., are now judged according to the P50 in EMG, which is relatively accurate.
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