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How is Delusional Disorder Characterized?
By admin | February 16, 2010
A Delusional disorder is characterized by the presence of repeated and frequent non-bizarre hallucinations. Non-bizarre means the delusion can be a factual occurrence. For example, someone who has this disorder may think that the FBI is after him but in reality are not. Even if you provide proof to that person that the FBI is really not after them, they will still continue to believe otherwise. Delusional disorder is present in people who are not pregnant but think they are pregnant, some even show symptoms of pregnancy. They may seem normal and do normal things everyday despite believing in their delusions.
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