Regardless of the situation of living (na. ..

Regardless of the situation of living (on the street, at work, clinic, etc.) there is no formation of delusion and if there are some crazy items, then they are normally are only a small part of a "delusional drama, played out in the patient's residence. This drama experienced by patients as painful tightness (up to unbearable) of its existence, where, apparently, he must feel themselves the most secure and comfortable. Topics delusional experiences are as varied, however diverse may be the actual conflict arising between people living together or nearby. However, the most typical of them are alive in the apartment, theft, poisoning, a hooligan, or simply too noisy behavior of neighbors. There are, however, and apparently absurd, fantastic idea (the neighbors at night perform manipulation over the body of the patient, in his apartment in the special spaces settled bums, "etc.). Clinical variants. Depending on the major structural elements of delirium differ in their two main options - actually delusional and hallucinatory. Actually delusions (paranoia) option is broadly consistent with the so-called "presenile delirium damage," first selected and sketchily described in the beginning of this century by the eminent German psychiatrist Kraepelin E. and detailed study of home psychiatrists. More of delirium is purely "intra" in nature. Major events of its content are played in such cases the place they live patient (in his apartment, a room), and the protagonists involved in delirium are neighbors in the apartment or relatives living together with the patient. These patients are among the main complaints of penetration to their room or apartment to unauthorized persons. As a proof of such allegations, as a rule, provides observations on developments in these disappearances, submenus, damage or move things about found in food "poison or dirt." Simultaneously, the patients allege that the neighbors strongly affects their interests do not give them access to a kitchen, bathroom and toilet. For those patients with typical delusions of theft, material and moral damage, and sometimes poisoning. basically the same "explanation" for such behavior neighbors often reduces their desire to take possession of a residential area of ??the patient. It is characteristic of patients with delusional behavior. On the one hand, they are taking additional measures to prevent intrusion into their home (many bolts and locks) and to obtain "physical evidence" of such penetration (gluing strips of paper or thread on the door gap, sifting floor powder for detection of traces). On the other hand, patients tend not to leave their homes unless absolutely necessary. They are placed in a room all their belongings, including including kitchen utensils and food, and prefer to carry out here the entire volume of household chores.