What are the symptoms of paranoid psychosis?

Mental illness has always been a disease that affects patients and people around them. The occurrence of mental illness is often related to the patient's experience. Therefore, patients with mental illness often start with heart illness and gradually develop into uncontrolled paranoid psychosis, causing great damage to thinking. Let's take a look at the manifestations of paranoid psychosis.

1. Delusion

People with paranoid psychosis usually have symptoms of delusions. Sometimes they cannot control their own thoughts and feel as if they have lost themselves. Their thoughts are not under their control and they only react according to the external environment. When they see some ordinary things or objects, they feel that they have hidden meanings and foreshadow something.

2. Auditory hallucinations

Auditory hallucinations are also common in paranoid patients. When they see strangers talking, they will feel that the other party is talking about them. Occasionally, when they hear one or two noises, they will feel that there are actually many noises making. They hear many sounds that do not exist in reality. They often hear all kinds of noises when walking on the street. Even if they stay indoors, they will still feel noisy conversations coming from their ears.

3. Being lonely

Patients with paranoid psychosis like to stay in a corner by themselves, do not like to communicate with others, are withdrawn, easily detached from reality, and do not want to do anything in life. They may not take a bath or change clothes for a long time, and they are unkempt, lazy and passive. Therefore, others often see that the patient's image is very sloppy. They may not want to take a bath for several months. They have lost the idea of ​​maintaining personal hygiene.

Patients with paranoid psychosis may have such a problem due to their own personality, or they may be too isolated from society. Therefore, friends and family should pay more attention to and communicate with the patients. Do not think that the patients are scary. In fact, as long as you give more patience, gradually guide the patients, and slowly help them get out of themselves, their mental state will be improved.