Mental Health Discussion
Mental Health Forum => Psychotic Disorders => Topic started by: Ciri on December 30, 2021, 01:16:10 PM
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Psychosis can occur in people with bipolar disorders, however, bipolar disorder is different from Psychotic disorders. A person with bipolar disorder can experience extreme mood shifts just like in Psychotic disorders. However, Psychotic disorder is a condition where a person is disconnected with the reality.
Some common symptoms of Psychotic disorders are:
Unable to think clearly
Being extremely suspicious of other people
Spending time alone
Uninterested in self care
Having no feelings or emotions
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Psychosis is a mental health condition that involves a loss of contact with reality, often characterized by delusions, hallucinations, and disordered thinking. The exact causes of psychosis are not fully understood, but research suggests that multiple factors may contribute to its development. Here are some of the potential causes of psychosis:
Genetics: There is a strong genetic component to the development of psychotic disorders, and people with a family history of psychosis are at increased risk of developing the condition themselves.