What is reactive psychosis?

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Reactive psychosis refers to a group of mental disorders caused by severe or persistent mental trauma. The characteristics of clinical symptoms and course of disease are closely related to trauma experience. Acute stress reaction and post-traumatic stress disorder can be seen clinically. Reactive psychosis sounds terrible, in fact, as long as early response, mental illness can be controlled. However, many people don't know much about the manifestations of reactive psychosis. So what are the manifestations of reactive psychosis?

What is reactive psychosis?

The manifestation of reactive psychosis is reactive depression. Under the effect of causing sadness or lasting mental stimulation, there is depression, depression, or feeling chagrin and regret. Lose interest in life, lose confidence in the future. Patients may have obvious difficulty in falling asleep or frequent nightmares, and may also wake up early. Most patients have decreased appetite, fatigue and weakness at the same time, and some may have hypochondriac concept.

Reactive paranoid state. Under the influence of persistent mental factors, patients become sensitive and suspicious, pay special attention to observe the words and deeds of people around them, and often regard the words of colleagues or neighbors as discussing some of his dishonorable experiences. They even think that people are accusing him, satirizing him, gradually thinking that someone is monitoring him, tracking him and persecuting him, and finally develop into a more solid delusion of being killed.

Reactive stupor: the main symptoms of reactive psychosis are silence and immobility, vague consciousness, indifferent emotion, and no response to the surrounding things and stimulation. Reactive excitement: mainly characterized by behavioral excitement, accompanied by mild disturbance of consciousness, aimless escape, running and running away, some of which are characterized by laughing, talking too much, even beating people and destroying things.

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The structure of victimized delusion tends to be systematic, the content is not generalized, and it is mostly related to spiritual factors, and accompanied by vivid emotional experience. The manifestation of reactive psychosis is that the patient's behavior is not weird, and often takes the initiative to talk to others or ask for help. Some patients may also have illusions or hallucinations, especially auditory hallucinations, which reflect the patient's expectations or concerns.