5 Most Common Symptoms Of Schizophrenia 

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Schizophrenia is a chronic mental health disorder characterized by a combination of symptoms that can affect a person's thinking, emotions, and behavior.

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World Schizophrenia Day is observed on May 24th each year. It aims to raise awareness about schizophrenia and advocate for better mental health.

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It typically emerges in early adulthood, though it can develop at any age. Lets understand the 5 common symptoms of schizophrenia: 

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Delusions

 Fixed beliefs that are not based in reality, such as believing one has special powers or is being persecuted.

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Hallucinations

Sensing things that are not real, most commonly hearing voices but also seeing, feeling, or smelling things that others do not.

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Disorganised Thinking

Difficulty organizing thoughts or making logical connections, leading to unclear communication.

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Unresponsiveness

This can manifest as unusual movements, agitation, or catatonia, (person may be unresponsive or excessively rigid). 

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Cognitive Symptoms

Challenges with memory, attention, and executive function that can affect daily life and functioning.

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