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Psychotic Disorders

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People with psychotic disorders lose contact with reality and experience a range of extreme symptoms that usually includes:

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Hallucinations\u2014hearing or seeing things that are not real, such as voices
Delusions\u2014believing things that are not true

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However, these symptoms can occur in people with other health problems, including bipolar disorder, dementia, substance abuse disorders, or brain tumors.

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Psychotic disorders include:

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Schizophrenia

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