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| //In some cases, severe cases of just delusions or hallucinations can warrant diagnosis.// | //In some cases, severe cases of just delusions or hallucinations can warrant diagnosis.// | ||
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| ===== Etiology ===== | ===== Etiology ===== | ||
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| ''Figure 2: The Interaction Model'' | ''Figure 2: The Interaction Model'' | ||
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| Certain situations trigger or increase the risk of developing schizophrenia, especially in those individuals that are already at risk of developing schizophrenia due to genetic predisposition <sup>[19]</sup>. Stressful events ranging from physical stress to emotional stress can trigger symptoms relating to schizophrenia. These stressful events are the most common trigger for schizophrenia. The nature of stresses induced on an individual can range from prenatal stress in the womb to drug and alcohol abuse. | Certain situations trigger or increase the risk of developing schizophrenia, especially in those individuals that are already at risk of developing schizophrenia due to genetic predisposition <sup>[19]</sup>. Stressful events ranging from physical stress to emotional stress can trigger symptoms relating to schizophrenia. These stressful events are the most common trigger for schizophrenia. The nature of stresses induced on an individual can range from prenatal stress in the womb to drug and alcohol abuse. | ||
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| Some common stressors include: | Some common stressors include: | ||
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| ''Figure 3: Enlarged Cerebral Ventricles in Schizophrenia'' | ''Figure 3: Enlarged Cerebral Ventricles in Schizophrenia'' | ||
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| ''Figure 4: (Above) There is balanced excitation and inhibition between the pyramidal\\ neuron and inhibitory interneuron. | ''Figure 4: (Above) There is balanced excitation and inhibition between the pyramidal\\ neuron and inhibitory interneuron. | ||
