Hebephrenic Schizophrenia

 

Hebephrenic Schizophrenia

Hebephrenic type Symptoms:

  • Emotional shallowness,
  • tendency to childish silliness,
  • bizarre delusion,
  • hallucination,
  • jumbled speech and
  • gross disintegration of the personality

These are the prominent symptoms of Hebephrenic type Schizophrenia.

In response to thoughts and ideas originating within their, disordered mind, hebephemics periodically have giggling spells and they may alternate with outbursts of anger or affect less crying. Many may see heavenly visions and hallucination peculiar odor.

In the early stages hebephernia maybe communicative but it is impossible to conduct a normal conversation with them. Patients respond not at all to the direct question, their comments are usually inappropriate and nonsensical. Thinking as indicated by speech and writing is confused and disconnected. Words are indiscriminately mixed together. Several independent ideas may be telescoped into one sentence.

As the disease progresses one can see a pronounced deterioration of intellect, judgment, speech and social habits as to justify the statement that they no longer resemble human beings they become uncommunicative, indolent, sluggish, untidy and dull. Their deterioration, however is often more apparent than real.

Also find out information on cause, symptoms and treatment of Hebephrenic Schizophrenia type

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