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My fiancee 's grandmother and two aunt had schizophrenia, how likely it is that he and his father to have the mental illness?
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The probability depends on interaction between genes and socio environmental conditions
Your partner may not have Schizophrenia but may have other mild features of psychosis
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Hi.. causes for psychiatric disorders are genetic and environmental. It means if someone in the family has a mental illness, people will inherit those genes. But if they develop the illness or not may depend on environmental stressors they face. Usually they have about 15 to 25% chances. Also being diagnosed with schizophrenia without any family history is also possible.
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