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paranoia
delusion
persecutory delusion
delusion of grandeur
disorganized thinking
disorganized speech
anhedonia
visual hallucination
tactile hallucination
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If I don't actually see things but know they're near me or feel like they are and are watching me, that's a delusion and not a hallucination right?
Yes, that symptom is more consistant with a persecutory delusion rather than a hallucination.
A persecutory delusion is  when  the affected person believes they are being persecuted. Specifically, they have been defined as containing two central elements:
- The individual thinks that harm is occurring, or is going to occur.
- The individual thinks that the perceived persecutor has the intention to cause harm.

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URGENT. I saw a psychiatrist yesterday and brought up some of my symptoms. We're not sure if they're psychotic or not, but we're gonna work on that. She gave me a referral to get a CT scan; is that normal? I haven't heard of people showing psychotic symptoms being sent for scans before. Does psychosis cause physical differences or does she maybe think my symptoms have a physical cause? I'm worried there might be something wrong now, even though my symptoms haven't changed in years.
[same anon that asked about ct scans] my psychiatrist also asked me to keep track of my symptoms including some of the more common psychotic symptoms that im not sure i really have. one thing she wrote was âpersecutory ideasâ. while im aware of some things to do with persecutory delusions, what range do you think is covered by âpersecutory ideasâ? Does that include paranoia and thinking that people might be watching me to keep track of what im doing?[ct anon] this is getting confusing, maybe i should elaborate. basically, i get the feeling that people are able to use my senses to see/hear/touch what im sensing. while i dont necessarily get a sense of why theyâre doing it, sometimes it feels like itâs because theyâre interested in me (possibly grandiose ideas?) and sometimes more like theyâre trying to see what im doing (persecutory maybe?). i didnt have time to go into that much detail with my psych, but do you think thatâs what she means?[ct anon] idk im sorry for sending so many messages, im just a little stressed. something else i wanted to ask was how should i bring up getting a diagnosis? not necessarily of psychosis, but of anything? weâve discussed my symptoms, but i do really want a specific diagnosis out of it all. like âpersistent depressive disorderâ or âsocial anxiety disorderâ or just anything. even though i know whatâs going on, id just like some medical verification tbh so ppl (including myself) take me seriously[ct anon] just for the purpose of helping you keep track of messages; this should be the 5th message ive sent you. im sorry i didnt number them at the time, but i didnt think id be sending more. 1 asked about getting a ct scan, 2 was about persecutory ideas, 3 was about people using my senses, 4 was about diagnosis, then this is 5. hope that helps keep things in order
Yes, sometimes people showing symptoms of psychosis are sent to have a CT scan done! Itâs to see if thereâs a physical cause for your symptoms, as physical/medical conditions (ex: tumor) can show in symptoms akin to mental illness even though itâs not mental illness causing it. Psychotic symptoms can appear in many illnesses and itâs imperative to understand the true cause for each individual [x].Persecutory ideas falls with persecutory delusions:Â âthese involve the belief of being followed, harassed, cheated, poisoned, drugged, conspired against, spied on, attacked, or obstructed in the pursuit of goals.â Paranoia is involved. Yes, it sounds like she has the gist of whatâs going on.Right now youâre going through a differential diagnosis process, so I donât think you really need to bring up diagnosis. Itâs already on her mind, hence the CT scan and wanting you to keep close tabs on your symptoms.From these messages, it sounds like youâre on a good track. Take care! And you did a good job marking all the asks, so it wasnât a problem ^^- Mod Alex
would these be considered delusions or just paranoia? when my bf (who is a part of a DID system) cant reply to my texts or spend any time with me, sometimes i believe that hes not actually real and that the host of his system just made him up so that he could get close to me to hurt me and make my life miserable (bc he was sent by the govt to hurt me since im a god). and other times ill believe that its because he was cheating on me even though he'll have proof of where hes been. thank u
Paranoia and delusion isnât always one or the other, since there are paranoid delusions like persecutory.This sounds like itâs an extended part of an already established combination of persecutory and grandiose delusions, which you can read about in the above latter link. Thereâs also delusion of jealousy, which may be what youâre describing in the last part if itâs strong and particular enough, which has the central theme being the infidelity of oneâs spouse or lover, a general example being believing your lover is unfaithful to you and presenting them with flimsy evidence youâve obsessively collected.- Mod Alex
I think I have persecutory delusion. Aaand if that's the case then I'm triggered as fuck right now.
I haven't done anything wrong. All I did was speak out about transphobia.
Except I still feel shitty despite having people speak out on my side. Despite seeing how manipulative they are.