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Hello ma'am In this case, what is important is treatment, irrespective of days or other thing And treatment depends on illness and severity of it, so as to improve the health condition

As per your query, duration of delusional disorder for diagnosis may be 2-3 days as sometimes family member does not able to recognise it in initial phase, when individual starts to act and react to his delusion, family members notice Second, it is completely curable once treatment started as soon as illness get recognised and maintain follow up visits regularly at least once a month so that symptoms that have been remained or new symptoms that arise can be targeted

Hi.. it doesn't work that qay. Will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Medicines may help. As for duration we cannot exactly say how long it will take to get cured. Depends on the symptoms, age, duration of symptoms etc. consult online for further evaluation and management

If delusional disorder is diagnosed and treated as early as possible the symptoms will reduce fast. To cure the disorder completely will take time.

No it take time to treat delusional disorder you should consult psychiatrist and have full treatment

Delusional disorder is a psychiatric condition where a person strongly believes in things that are not grounded in reality, despite clear evidence to the contrary. These beliefs are usually non-bizarre (things that could happen in real life) but are fixed and resistant to reasoning. The duration of the illness is not typically short. In fact, according to diagnostic criteria, for a diagnosis of delusional disorder to be made, the symptoms must persist for at least one month. A duration of only 2 to 3 days is highly unlikely unless it is part of an acute transient psychotic episode or triggered by substance use or extreme stress. If the symptoms resolve in a few days, it’s more likely to be classified under a different short-term psychotic condition, not classical delusional disorder.

Delusional disorder can be very well managed with medications - by primarily a group of drugs called antipsychotics. Maybe symptoms could reduce within 2-3 days but definitely not get cured within 2-3 days. It will require sustained medication use. Cannot exactly say how many days or weeks or months. Course depends from person to person.