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A visual hallucination co-occurs with another sensory modality, most frequently the auditory or somatic, in 90% of instances of psychosis.
What is Hallucinations?
When someone has a hallucination, they may experience sounds, smells, or visions that don't actually exist. The mind produces these things.
Common hallucinations include the following:
experiencing bodily sensations like the movement of inside organs or a crawling sensation on the skin.
hearing noises like music, footsteps, banging windows or doors, etc.
Voices heard while nobody has spoken (the most common type of hallucination). These voices could be neutral, hostile, or supportive. They might order someone to perform something that could be dangerous for them or other people.
recognizing patterns, lights, entities, or things that aren't actually there.
smelling a smell.
It's natural to have bodily sensations like a crawling sensation on the skin or hallucinations occasionally. For instance, experiencing a loved one's voice or even seeing them can help in the grieving process.
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