Patient has history of smoking weed for around 5 years currently he is not smoking from about 6-7 months.
(Being defensive, hostile, and aggressive
Being easily offended
Believing you are always right and having trouble relaxing or letting your guard down
Not being able to compromise, forgive, or accept criticism
Not being able to trust or confide in other people
Reading hidden meanings into people’s normal behaviors)
This are the symptoms of paranoia i searched from google he perfectly fits into all of above.
He is still doing job and manages to behave normal outside but little weirdo.
He believes strongly into philosophy of chakras and energy vibrations n all.
He thinks we (family) ruin his vibrations when we do anything which is not even related to him.
He doesn't wants consult doctor because he can treat himself with meditation and all.
He don't fit in socially he doesn't like to talk to anyone. And when he does he talks about very intelligent stuff which most people won't understa
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Patient is suffering from psychiatric illness, about which he is not aware. While his family members, who have noticed a change in his behavior, can consult a psychiatrist regarding the same. There are medications available that can be given by other means, if patient is not willing for the medicine currently. Also, he might need admission at this time. Detailed assessment by a psychiatrist is required.
His symptoms are self explained and can’t be objectively assessed unless he is examined by a psychiatrist.
His conclusions are as he / she feels.
If doesn’t want to see a psychiatrist exact diagnosis is difficult to make.
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