What is the difference between paranoia and paranoia? Which of the two is more serious?

Paranoia. It is a disease in which different reasons, such as biological and social factors, act on the brain, disrupt the relatively stable state of the brain, lead to cognitive and emotional disorders, and thus damage the biological and social functions of patients. The main manifestations are personality changes, psychiatric and neurological symptoms, etc.

The disease is rare and can occur at any age. It is mainly psychological, and the course of the disease varies, and the elderly are prognosis for several months or even years.

Poor, timely get the prognosis is better.

Delusional disorder is a series of mental disorders that are long-lasting, systemic, and non-grotesque delusions.

Patients can usually maintain the perfection of personality and intelligence, and the symptoms of thoughts unrelated to life events, such as being stalked, poisoned, or having a crush without preconditions, are common clinical manifestations, which usually affect the patient's normal life and communication, and need to be controlled by drug-assisted psychology**.

The exact cause of paranoia is not unclear for the time being, and the current research results show that the number of paranoia is multifactorial, which may include psychosocial factors and biological factors.

The onset of delusional disorder is more complex, usually caused by a combination of genetic factors, biological factors, and psychological environmental factors, and is more likely to occur in people with poor socioeconomic conditions, people with visual impairment, and immigrants.

When dealing with paranoia, family members should cooperate with the doctor to encourage the patient to establish a relationship of trust with the doctor, pay attention to the assessment of psychological and social factors, and cooperate with the doctor to properly control the patient's requirements and treatment measures. Depending on the severity of the disease, the ** cycle is different. Patients with obvious triggers can be short-term**, and patients who have been ill for a long time and have not been timely** need to be intermittent for a long time**.

Delusional disorder is more difficult, because patients often can't know their condition or feel worried, resulting in unsatisfactory treatment effects, and need to continue to stabilize the condition through drugs and psychology for a long time, and the effect of simple drugs is very poor. Delusional disorder is complex and in most cases requires long-term persistence.

If you can actively cooperate**, paranoia is okay**. There are few systematic longitudinal studies on the prognosis of paranoia. It is generally believed that the prognosis of patients with obvious psychiatric precipitating factors and acute onset is good.

If the onset is slow and the course of the disease lasts for more than 2 years, the prognosis is poor. But on the whole, the effect of paranoia is not ideal.

A small number of patients with delusional disorder** can be completely **, most patients can be relieved to a certain extent to achieve the condition of survival with the disease, and some patients need to be controlled for a long time**. Delusional disorder is more difficult, because patients often can't know their condition or feel worried, resulting in unsatisfactory treatment effects, and it is difficult to achieve ** effect, but it will not affect normal life expectancy if it lasts for a long time. Due to the high rate of this disease and the atypical early symptoms, it is necessary to insist on 1 3 months of return to the hospital for follow-up, and the attending doctor will provide the next personalized ** plan.

In fact, paranoia is very scary, if a person has paranoia, you will find that he will not suffer a great mental setback, and then he will get depression, which is very scary.

Fantasy usually refers to balanced imagination, for example, imagining that I am more capable of thinking, delusions are psychopathological symptoms, and distorted beliefs are produced on the basis of pathological reasoning, I feel that paranoia is serious, and I think crankily all day long, which is terrible.

Anyway, it's all sick, I can't say clearly, as long as I'm still awake, who likes to talk and who goes.

Paranoia is a severe psychosis in which the patient is unable to distinguish between reality and fantasy. Usually the patient will think that he is being stalked, poisoned, has conspiracy theories, etc., which sounds like he may exist in real life, but it is all his hallucination. Delusional disorder is rare, with an incidence of 24 to 30 per 100,000, usually in middle age and old age, with initial onset between 33 and 55 years of age, and is more common in women than in men, and appears to be a risk factor.

Delusional disorder refers to the patient's delusional behavior, and when the patient is diagnosed with delusions, it usually refers to the person's developmental defects in infancy, i.e. the development of trust and distrust. It is more common to be over 30 years old, and patients are usually partially detached from reality, and their personality is generally intact.

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