The symptoms of schizoaffective disorder are different in each person. Often, people with schizoaffective disorder seek treatment for p roblems with mood, daily function, or abnormal thoughts.
Psychosis and mood problems may occur at the same time, or by themselves. The course of the disorder may involve cycles of severe symptoms followed by improvement.
The symptoms of schizoaffective disorder can include:
Changes in appetite and energy Disorganized speech that is not logical False beliefs (delusions), such as thinking someone is trying to harm you (paranoia) or thinking that special messages are hidden in common places (delusions of reference) Lack of concern with hygiene or grooming Mood that is either too good, or depressed or irritable Problems sleeping Problems with concentration Sadness or hopelessness Seeing or hearing things that aren't there (hallucinations) Social isolation Speaking so quickly that others cannot interrupt you
What are the symptoms of Schizoaffective disorder?
The symptoms of schizoaffective disorder are different in each person. Often, people with schizoaffective disorder seek treatment for p roblems with mood, daily function, or abnormal thoughts.
Psychosis and mood problems may occur at the same time, or by themselves. The course of the disorder may involve cycles of severe symptoms followed by improvement.
The symptoms of schizoaffective disorder can include:
Changes in appetite and energy Disorganized speech that is not logical False beliefs (delusions), such as thinking someone is trying to harm you (paranoia) or thinking that special messages are hidden in common places (delusions of reference) Lack of concern with hygiene or grooming Mood that is either too good, or depressed or irritable {{ORGANIZATION}} sleeping Problems with concentration Sadness or hopelessness Seeing or hearing things that aren't there (hallucinations) Social isolation Speaking so quickly that others cannot interrupt you