What symptom does slight psychosis have?

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Psychosis is a serious mental disease. Most of the patients with psychosis are young people. Most of the patients with psychosis are between 15 and 35 years old. The attack of psychosis will seriously endanger the normal life and work of the patients. Timely understanding of mild psychosis can help the patients grasp the best opportunity for the treatment of psychosis, So what are the symptoms of mild psychosis? Here is a detailed introduction.

What symptom does slight psychosis have?

1、 The main symptoms of mild psychosis are hypovolition: patients tend to be perfunctory, irresponsible for anything, absent from school, declining academic performance, not listening attentively to teachers, unwilling to hand in homework, even playing truant, or becoming lax in their daily life, I don't pay attention to the decoration of my manners, and I don't have the spirit of initiative any more. When a monk bumps into a clock one day, he is often too tall to be supported.

2、 Mild psychiatric symptoms mainly include neurasthenia like state: psychiatric patients often become dizzy, headache, insomnia and dreaminess, easy to forget things, lack of concentration, frequent spermatorrhea in men, irregular menstruation in women, and obvious lack of weakness in the whole body. Generally, although there are many discomfort places, they do not have much painful experience, and often do not take the initiative to seek medical treatment.

3、 The main symptoms of mild mental illness are personality changes: a person with good personality at ordinary times is suddenly irritable, or unreasonable, or suspicious. He thinks that people around him can't get along with him. When he sees someone talking, he suspects that he is talking about himself. Even if others cough, he suspects that it is aimed at himself. These personality changes should be paid attention to.

matters needing attention

In real life, once you find that you have the above symptoms, you need to seek medical treatment in time. Once you are diagnosed with mental illness, you must receive treatment in time. The best time to treat mental illness is at the early stage of onset. Therefore, do not take chances. Receiving treatment in time at the early stage of onset of mental illness can avoid aggravation,