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Delusions , laughing without reason
My friend is laughing without reason and saying constantly people are scolding me . When someone talks with him nicely still he says you are scolding. He is in his own world,..has delusion....he was under certain stress of work pressure...is this a particular psychotic disease
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Yes it's psychosis needs to be understood in detail by assessment to taking to patient
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Hello, after knowing your friend's problem that he have some kind of psychiatric problem that can be decided by further evaluation but as per your information he have Psychotic definitely. Information given by you are not sufficient to final diagnosis.
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Needs online consultation or contact on WhatsApp for further evaluation and treatment.
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Needs treatment as early as possible.
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As per your details, looks like could be mental health disorder, need detailed assessment for further assessment and management of your friend
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consult a Psychiatrist
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Hi.. appears to be psychosis. However will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately.
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Consult online for further evaluation and management. Alternatively you can take a consultation by call/ whatsapp.. Search Dr. Shailaja Bandla, Psychiatrist on Google for Contact info.
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Dr. Arpita Sharma
Psychiatrist
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
This looks like major psychiatric issue could be psychosis based on symptoms but professional evaluation is necessary to control the problems.
Needs detailed evaluation and probably medicinal treatment.
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Consult psychiatrist
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Dr. Suneet Upadhyaya
Neuropsychiatrist
23 yrs exp
Jaipur
It is a psychotic disorder and it can be easily treated by just one or two medicines. Within a month patient will be perfectly fine. I am a professor with 22 years of experience in treating patients. You can consult me online through my Google page or Facebook page... Dr Suneet upadhyaya from Jaipur
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Dr. Sonali Aggarwal
Psychiatrist
4 yrs exp
Faridabad
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As per the information provided, the patient needs to be assessed in detail with historical clarifications like the onset, duration of symptoms, any past history, workplace stress etc such that correct and appropriate advise can be given.
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Please get a consultation of psychiatrist along with the patient.
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Be supportive to the patient. Involve family members, if possible.
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