What is the cause of paranoia?

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Paranoia is often associated with schizophrenia. However, psychiatrists found that "paranoia" is not the "privilege" of mental patients, ordinary people may have had a variety of "paranoia" ideas. What is the cause of paranoia? Let's talk about it

What is the cause of paranoia?

People in the same family are more likely to be suspicious, secretive or jealous. Organic lesions: head injuries, alcoholism and even AIDS are associated with the onset of paranoia. Some people speculate that the temporal lobe or marginal area is damaged, or the dopaminergic nerve is overactive.

Freud emphasized the process of lust and thought that delusion was the result of degenerating from homosexual period and fixing in primitive narcissism period. Love for the same sex is forbidden, and then projected into suspicion and rebellion. Other psychoanalysts also emphasize homosexuality, narcissism and projection.

In addition to personal factors, some patients are also affected by social and cultural factors because of their special environment or long-term tension. There are many delusional patients who may have some other people's Secret in their heart. They have a strong sense of guilt and fear and are afraid of being known.

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