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Xuzhou Psychology: What are the symptoms of schizophrenia?

Time:2023-03-26 01:13:32 source:psychiatricethics.com author:Depression Read:332次
Xuzhou Psychology: What are the symptoms of schizophrenia?

Xuzhou Mental Health Service Station: Schizophrenia, this is a word that often appears in TV and movies. I believe everyone is familiar with it. And people usually only know the name, do not know the details, so often can not detect the existence of the disease in time. So what are the symptoms of schizophrenia? 1. Abnormal speech The way of speaking becomes abnormal, such as talking to oneself, making a big noise for no reason, yelling at people who don't actually exist, people who like to talk become unwilling to talk or people who don't like to talk become I like to talk, and what I say is either esoteric, illogical, or inconsistent. They like to ask ridiculous questions like "why can't my ears eat", saying that someone is talking about themselves behind the scenes and someone is talking about themselves outside the window. 2. A broken mind. There is no center in the patient's thinking, and there is no connection between the first thought and the second thought. They don't talk when they talk, they're distracted, clueless, and incoherent. Doctors are completely unable to communicate with broken-hearted patients and perform medical examinations. 3. Emotional disorders Alienation, apathy, and even hostility to loved ones. Indifferent to everything, doing nothing all day, thinking wildly. Patients with obvious emotional disorders completely lose their ability to manage themselves, seriously affecting diet, sleep and rest, and causing serious harm to their own health. 4. Delusions of victimization This is one of the most common symptoms of all mentally ill patients. Most patients adopt an attitude of patient avoidance, and a few patients will "strike first" and take the initiative to attack his "imaginary enemy". In this regard, the most important thing is to find out the object of the patient's delusion, who the patient thinks is hurting him. If the delusional object of the patient is a family member, then the family member should try to stay away from the patient, at least not be alone with the patient. 5. Hallucinations and delusions hallucinations are mostly auditory hallucinations. The patient heard someone talking to her in the air or in the room, or heard someone talking about her. The patient's behavior is often affected by hallucinations, and even follow the "commands" of the hallucinations to make some dangerous actions. Delusions can lead to sudden changes in behavior, and mental symptoms such as suicide, self-mutilation, impulsiveness, flight, and lack of self-awareness can appear suddenly.

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