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What is the difference between psychosis and schizophrenia and are they related? |
I have been trying to read up on these mental disorders, however I am still confused. Psychosis involves hallucinations and hearing things. Schizophrenia also involves these symptoms, yet I have heard that a person can have psychosis while being schizophrenic. I want to know the differences between then and if they are related in any way. Psychosis is a break from reality that can include hallucinations, delusions, etc. Psychosis is a "symptom" of schizophrenia. It is also a symptom of Bipolar and other mental illnesses. Psychosis is a type of symptom involving hallucinations and/or delusions. |
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