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Paranoid schizophrenia is a specific condition in which people experience symptoms such as hearing voices or having strange beliefs, for example, for a period of time (usually over a month.)
Being acutely psychotic is to have the same symptoms but can be for just a much shorter period of time. Anybody can get this- a very high fever, certain drugs, sleep deprivation, severe stress, certain illnesses can all cause someone to become acutely psychotic.
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Thanks for the info, I didn't know that either!
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Paranoid schizophrenia is a specific condition in which people experience symptoms such as hearing voices or having strange beliefs, for example, for a period of time (usually over a month.)
Being acutely psychotic is to have the same symptoms but can be for just a much shorter period of time. Anybody can get this- a very high fever, certain drugs, sleep deprivation, severe stress, certain illnesses can all cause someone to become acutely psychotic.
Does that help?
 
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