How does old person produce auditory hallucination to return a responsibility

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Auditory hallucination of the elderly is more common in today's society, because the current diet and living habits can easily cause. At night, when there is a sound, I can't help imagining zombies, robbers, ghosts and other terrifying things. When I see the shadow on the window, I can't help looking at it, and then gradually transform into human form. I feel very scared, and auditory hallucination is particularly painful The harm of auditory hallucination to the body is actually quite serious. Auditory hallucination is a typical symptom of schizophrenia, causing great harm to patients with schizophrenia. It will bring extremely adverse impact on the life of patients. Let's share some experience.

How does old person produce auditory hallucination to return a responsibility

First, patients must know that schizophrenic patients often have insomnia. Some of them are difficult to fall asleep, some are easy to wake up, others are not deep asleep, have nightmares all night, and often have "neurasthenia like symptoms". Some of them have headache, insomnia, dreaminess, easy to wake up, do things carelessly, lack of concentration, spermatorrhea and menstrual disorder Chaos, fatigue, etc. When the disease occurs, they are accompanied by various kinds of physical torture, which almost makes their life full of despair.

Second: patients must pay attention to schizophrenia, which will make the patient's will decline and have no enterprising spirit, and make them lazy and muddle along all day long. They are not only unskilled in manners, but also often unable to support themselves. The patient's character and emotion will gradually become indifferent, they will lose the previous enthusiasm, treat their relatives, treat their families indifference, lack of due feelings and communication.

Third: patients must understand schizophrenia, which will make patients become extremely sensitive and suspicious; they often associate irrelevant things with themselves, and think that everything is aimed at themselves, and everyone around them can't get along with themselves. For example, when you see someone talking, you suspect that they are talking about themselves; when you hear someone else coughing, you suspect that they are aiming at yourself. When someone looks at you once in a while, they immediately think that the person who looks at you is being mean.

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Patients must pay attention to people after hallucination, self-consciousness is not controlled by themselves, if there is no harm hallucination is OK, but once out of control, it will cause great harm. A series of hallucinations, such as obsessive-compulsive suspicions, victimization delusions and so on, can lead to the outbreak of aggressive and destructive behaviors. The most vulnerable is the family members or neighbors who often come into contact with the mental patients.