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Visual hallucinations
Visual hallucinations are false or distorted visual perceptions that may appear as lights, shapes, colors, people, or animals. They can be vivid and detailed, and may come in the form of still images, moving images, or both. Visual hallucinations typically develop gradually over time, and may be accompanied by other types of hallucinations such as auditory, olfactory, or tactile.
18 diseases may cause the symptom visual hallucinations
Age: 1 to 100
Equally Common in Men and Women
Diseases, which may be a consequence of the symptom visual hallucinations
(F20) Schizophrenia
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Moderate RiskAge: 15 to 100Equally Common in Men and Women
(F19) Mental and behavioural disorders due to multiple drug use and use of other psychoactive substances
(Полинаркомания, Полизависимость)
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Low RiskAge: any ageEqually Common in Men and Women
(F29) Unspecified nonorganic psychosis
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Low RiskAge: any ageEqually Common in Men and Women
(F21) Schizotypal disorder
(Латентная шизофрения, Мягкая шизофрения, Медленно текущая шизофрения , Продромальная шизофрения)
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Low RiskAge: 0 to 94Equally Common in Men and Women
(F05) Delirium, not induced by alcohol and other psychoactive substances
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DangerousAge: any ageEqually Common in Men and Women
(T58) Toxic effect of carbon monoxide
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Low RiskAge: any ageEqually Common in Men and Women