concept of psychosis
Psychosis: It is a disease or a medical term that refers to the mental conditions that affect a person, in which a defect occurs within his logical thinking, or in his sensory perception. hallucinations, and their adherence to delusional beliefs.

These cases are sometimes accompanied by a lack of vision in the affected person, and they face difficulty in social interaction with others, and they suffer from a defect in the performance of their daily tasks.

In short, psychosis is: 'loss of contact with reality', accompanied by some false beliefs of the sick person, with delusions, and hallucinations of seeing things and hearing others that do not actually happen in reality, but only in his imagination.

Causes of psychosis
Drinking alcohol and taking certain drugs illegally cause psychosis.
A person has brain diseases; like Parkinson's disease.
The presence of brain tumors in the patient.
Dementia, and a person suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, and this causes psychosis.

That the patient is infected with HIV; This affects the brain.
taking certain medications; such as steroids, and steroids; This causes the person to become psychotic.
If the patient suffers from epilepsy.
If the patient had a stroke; This may cause psychosis.

manic-depressive illness (bipolar disorder); It causes psychosis in the patient. And severe depression too.
If the patient suffers from personal disorders; This may lead to psychosis.

Symptoms of psychosis
The confused thought of the patient.
The patient lives in delusions, and builds false beliefs that are not from reality.
The patient lives in unfounded fears.
The patient hallucinates about things he sees that do not exist in reality, and he hears imaginary things from his imagination.
The patient moves in his conversations from one subject to another in an improper and clear manner, rather confused.

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