Schizophrenia is a severe psychotic disorder where the person has delusions or hallucinations and exhibits unusual social behavior.
A person who lives with this disorder usually shows disorganized speech (difficulty communicating and expressing their thoughts logically), emotional poverty (they do not recognize emotions) and very disorganized behaviors.
Finally, they often have an unchanging facial expression, little eye contact, and stop doing activities they normally did without a clear trigger.
However, hallucinations are deceptions of the senses; that is to say, false internal perceptions that occur without real external stimulus and are known only to the person experiencing them.
In simpler words, individuals see, hear, feel or smell things that do not exist or are not present at the moment in reality.
What can a person with schizophrenia listen to?
Although they can also occur olfactory and tactile, auditory ones are the best known or most common in schizophrenia. Usually the person hears a voice or set of voices (which are not from the same person thinking but from third parties) and can even come to manifest orders, ridicule or verbal attacks.
For the treatment of hallucinations, it is It is necessary to work interdisciplinary with psychiatry, since it is the specialty that is authorized for the medication of psychotropic drugs. (in this case called antipsychotics) that will allow the appearance of these to be managed.