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2. Delusional Disorders An overview of delusional disorders, their types, symptoms, and treatment options.

3. Delusional disorders are characterized by the presence of one or more delusions for at least one month. These disorders differ from schizophrenia, as they do not usually include hallucinations, disorganized speech, or catatonia. Introduction to Delusional Disorders Photo: 3 x 3 rubiks cube Photo by Pawel Czerwinski Powered by Unsplash

4. 1. Erotomanic Type: Belief that another person, often a celebrity, is in love with them. 2. Grandiose Type: Belief in having a great talent or insight. 3. Jealous Type: Belief that their partner is unfaithful. 4. Persecutory Type: Belief that they are being mistreated or plotted against. 5. Somatic Type: Belief in having a physical defect or medical condition. Types of Delusional Disorders Photo: black and white number 2 Photo by Pawel Czerwinski Powered by Unsplash

5. Fixed, false beliefs that are not based in reality. Irritability, anger, or mood swings. Social isolation or withdrawal. Preoccupation with delusions. Symptoms Photo: calvin klein one perfume box Photo by Pawel Czerwinski Powered by Unsplash

6. Genetic factors may play a role in the development of delusional disorders. Environmental stressors and psychological factors can also contribute. Substance abuse and other medical conditions may trigger delusions. Causes and Risk Factors Photo: white wall mounted switch on blue wall Photo by Pawel Czerwinski Powered by Unsplash

7. Diagnosis involves a thorough medical and psychiatric evaluation. Criteria include the presence of delusions for at least one month, with no significant impairment in functioning outside the delusions. Other mental health conditions must be ruled out. Diagnosis Photo: woman covering her face with blanket Photo by Alexandra Gorn Powered by Unsplash

8. Treatment usually involves psychotherapy and medication. Antipsychotic drugs can help reduce symptoms. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can help patients challenge and change their delusional beliefs. Supportive therapy and family intervention may also be beneficial. Treatment Options Photo: text Photo by Pawel Czerwinski Powered by Unsplash

9. Prognosis With treatment, many patients can manage their symptoms and lead functional lives. Early intervention improves the prognosis. Chronic cases may require long-term treatment and support. Photo: a red piece of paper with the words panic attacks spelled on it Photo by Pawel Czerwinski Powered by Unsplash

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