Reactive psychosis

Reactive psychosis is caused directly by severe or persistent stressful stimuli. The main content of its clinical manifestations is closely related to trauma, and is accompanied by corresponding emotional experience, which is easy to be understood. Once the causative factors are eliminated or the environment is changed, and proper treatment, the mental state can return to normal. Therefore, the prognosis of reactive psychosis is good and generally does not recur.

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