What are hallucinations, what does schizophrenia have to do with it, and are the voices in your head always dangerous: explains the psychiatristHow hallucinations are born, do they always occur in schizophrenia, how do they relate to a split personality, what is the difference between hallucinations and illusions, and where in general there is a boundary of norm? Our expert, psychiatrist Mikhail Bazhmin, speaks in accessible language on complex topics, and also illustrates the theory with unfictional stories from medical and judicial practice.
Hallucinations are always a symptom of some disease, and there can be many reasons for them. But there is another variant of perceptual disturbance, which is a "gray area" - that is, it may or may not be painful. These are illusions - a distorted perception of a really existing stimulus.
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