What is paraphrenia?
paraphrenia is a mental disorder or psychosis that includes a single deception or a collection of delusion. To může souviset s pocity vznešenosti, žárlivosti nebo pronásledování. It is considered to be a form of schizophrenia, although there are remarkable differences between the two conditions. There are several other terms for paraphrenia, including paranoic schizophrenia, paranoid schizophrenia, paraphrenic schizophrenia, atypical psychosis, schizoafective disorder and deceptive disorder. It used it to describe and distinguish certain forms of mental disorders, which included paraphrenia of hebetics for adolescents and paraphrenia Senilis for elderly patients. He escaped from a significant use in the medical world until 1919, when another German psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin guessed a small group of cases under the umbrella of this particular psychotic disease. He found his findings in a four -part treatise dementia Praecox and paraphrenia . Swiss psychiatrist Paul Eugen Bleuler suggested that the term "schizophrenia" should replace "Demenpraecox, "thus determining two different disorders. Schizophrenia. He held this theory, although paranoia has blurred the boundary between paraphrenia and schizophrenia. Such a claim has barely questioned.
Department of paraphrenia from schizophrenia is based on the fact that the former patients have the ability to act in a relatively normal way and show no signs of intellectual decline. Unlike schizophrenia, people have also affected WPARARENIE can have and maintain the level of comfort and connection with other people. In particular, however, this disorder has schizophrenic characteristics.
The most common symptom of paraphrenia is heresies that include possession of thoughts or beliefs that are not true. Confabulation, unlimited speech of events that never occurred is also common. In addition, disturbing thoughts may occur without warning or invitation and growth in unpleasant, unpleasant and indelible obsessions.
dAt the end of the 90's and early 2000, paraphrenia was most often documented in Spain and Germany. However, there has still no systematic research on the disease since Freud. Psychosis is rarely diagnosed. It also lacks a list in the diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (DSM), which specifically serves as a publication for classification of mental illnesses; and in the international classification of diseases (ICD), which provides codes for aobrovsky number of health conditions.