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If someone you love has schizophrenia, knowing when to call the doctor isn’t always easy -- and you can’t rely on your loved one to let you know he needs help.

During a psychotic episode, he may not know the difference between what’s real and what isn’t. He could see and hear things that aren’t there (hallucinations) or believe something is controlling his thoughts (delusions). He might even think that you’re plotting against him.

This can be scary and upsetting. That said, stay calm, trust your intuition, and remember that professional help is within reach.

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