What kind of mental illness is it if someone says things that are not true then talks to himself and starts having outbursts?

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My only suggestion is that your loved one should be taken to see a psychologist/psychiatrist for testing. With the symptoms you have listed, the Rorschach (inkblot) would probably provide more information as to what the illness is.

AnswerThese are the basic symptoms of schizophrenia. People suffering from this disease, often have periods of great agitation, and are unable to calm themselves down. They quite often talk to inanimate objects, such as trees, and even believe these objects are speaking to them. They need to be evaluated immediately, for their own safety. It is a treatable (not curable) disease and the prognosis can be favorable. Answerschizophrenia Answersome sort of psychotic disorder. it could be schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, major depression ect. AnswerEveyone talks to themselves! They might not be sick at all... you ever stubb your toe and then cuss really loud?? Who are you talking to? AnswerSounds like a teenager to me... LoL

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i have to say if you find it so amusing and not a problem then maybe you should try living with it, and not say unhelpful comments like that when someone asks that kind of question to the last two posters because its not funny to them its serious and a horrific thing to have to go through!!!!.

AnswerIt is useful, interesting and informative to wonder about what kinds of symptoms mean what, but take care not to self-diagnose, or diagnose your friend/loved one. Your question is suggestive, but there is too little information to jump to scary conclusions. A competent diagnosis takes a face-to-face visit, and considerable time. The person needs to get medical help now.

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I do this frequently when I'm really stressed out. It's important to keep in mind that psychiatric diagnoses are labels created using subjective judgments of peoples personality and behavior. There is no convincing scientific evidence that any psychiatric diagnosis is a biological disease and no lab tests to determine if a person has this or that.

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This behaviour depends on his current circumstance or of the past, many different people cope with life with many different reactions. Some people though, through large amounts of stress undertake post traumatic stress disorder, where the human mind is functioning at its most overwhelming state (like a PC that has been abused or bumped, and its processor is not working properly). This could be a mix of many disorders (most curable) multiply personality disorder, schizophrenia, pychopathy, PTSD. Or, like many people from around the world, it could be an interpretation and perspective of how you view him. Maybe he is bored, thinking out aloud, practising comedy, philosophy or releasing anger at the world through voice energy.