Poll: How do you experience your psychosis?

  • I experience periods of total normality interrupted by periods of intense psychosis

  • I experience continuous “minor” psychotic symptoms that then sharply escalate in severity during episodes

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remove the “end” add spaces between the “-” and the sentence

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Arghhh why can I never get this on the first try

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One day I’m fine, the next, I get hit by psychosis. Sucks. :sweat:

It is very interesting to me that people with the same diagnosis may have a different experience of the disorder and almost makes me feel like they are two separate kinds of schizophrenia. For me personally I have mild, constant psychotic symptoms that then spike in severity during episodes. I have had periods of time with little to no psychotic symptoms before but they are not long lasting and I can count them on one hand.

You also have to take the effect of medication into account though.

Kind of in between those extremes. Occasionally some minor psychotic symptoms (intrusive thoughts), but certainly not continuously so. Though total normality would be a stretch, I voted that one. That’s on medication btw, without it I have no reason to suspect psychosis would ever end.

Thanks for clarifying on that.

I’m too afraid to try it bc of this hahaha

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Haha I just make a fool out of myself every time :wink:

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I haven’t had a episode in quite a while, but I’m more of the second option kinda guy!

my sz is ongoing hell of self defense against three or four general types of hallucinations… when I don’t take care of my body and mental chemistry it only gets worse…

although I will say that compared to in the past the symptoms I experience are relatively “minor.”