Paranoid Schizophrenia

 

Paranoid Schizophrenia

Paranoid Schizophrenia type: These people are suspicious, sensitive, egocentric, whose life revolves about the theme of persecution. They imagine that people are against them and device ways to maltreat or plot against them. At first their delusions of persecution are limited and fairly well systematized and their attitude toward the world is one of emotional aggressiveness. Later their delusions become numerous, incoherent, and absurd and their aggressiveness subsides.

The delusions of the paranoid, are reinforced by persecutory hallucinations. They hear enemies calling their names and threatening them, see faces at night, taste poison in food, feel currents operating on their bodies and are overcome by the peculiar gases, discharged in the rooms. Fear of the omnipresent and persistent enemies may evaluate and drive the paranoid to homicide (as a measure of self-defense) or to suicide (a form of escape). A homosexual component is detected in somd cases, the delusion and hallucination being thinly veiled defense against, it is usually noted that male patients have male persecutors and female patients have female persecutors.

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