What are the symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia

What are symptoms of PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA ?

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paranoic type schizophrenia; paranoid schizophrenia; paraphrenia; paraphrenic schizophrenia

Do these symptoms suggest Paranoid Schizophrenia?

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What are symptoms of PARANOIC TYPE SCHIZOPHRENIA ?

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paranoic type schizophrenia; paranoid schizophrenia; paraphrenia; paraphrenic schizophrenia

Related Questions Answered on Y!Answers

What’s that disorder called when you have symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia but without hallucinations?

Q: or hearing voices?

A: It could be Paranoid Personality Disorder

What are the symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia?

Q: I often wonder some times…………:)

A: There are lots of symptoms such as:ConfusionInability to make decisions Hallucinations Changes in eating or sleeping habits, energy level, or weight Delusions Nervousness Strange statements or behavior Withdrawal from friends, work, or school Neglect of personal hygiene Anger Indifference to the opinions of others A tendency to argue A conviction that you are better than others, or that people are out to get you But generally, you will only get diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia if you have five or more of these symptoms because a lot of the symptoms are similar to those of other mental illnesses.

Early symptoms of Paranoid Schizophrenia?

Q: I think that I know somebody that may be developing it, could you please share with me some early signs and symptoms of it. And if not treated, what will most likely happen to the person?Thank you in advance.

A: “edie S” is correct but …it doesn’t mean that you compare this person to those symptoms if that person hasn’t had any distinguishable signs previously.Sometimes we see symptoms and start to imagine that we have all those disorders. It’s a type of anxiety, trying to make believe we are sick or have a mental disorder when, in actuality, it’s a kind of social disorder.If the person is a habitual drug user or there is some sort of Mental illness in the family, it is unlikely that this person has schizophrenia.I suggest you have the person talk with a counsellor or a Social Worker to help them overcome their social awkwardness.