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An absence of connection with reality is a common description of psychosis. People suffering from psychosis are sometimes unable to distinguish between what is actually happening in reality and what is not.
Some physical and mental health problems, notably bipolar disorder, can lead to psychosis. Psychosis bouts are, fortunately, treatable. You can be prepped with therapies and coping techniques if you know you have psychosis.
Psychosis is a sign of a disorder, not a condition. People who are suffering from psychosis may have delusions and hallucinations.
An individual with bipolar disorder may suffer psychotic symptoms at times. During a serious episode of depression or mania, this is common.
While psychosis is frequently linked to mental illnesses such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, it can also be caused by a variety of physiological problems.
Delusions and hallucinations can also occur as a result of:
- A Cyst Or Tumor in the brain
- Alzheimer’s Disease, for example, is a form of dementia.
- Parkinson’s Disease, Epilepsy, And Huntington’s Disease are examples of neurological diseases.
- Other sexually transmitted infections including HIV can harm the brain
- Malaria
- A Stroke
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
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