Phenomenology of psychosis

A Study of the Phenomenology of Psychosis Induced by Methamphetamine: ‎A Preliminary Research

Background: Psychotic disorder due to industrial drug, such as methamphetamine addiction, is one of the important causes for referral to psychiatric hospital. Psychotic symptoms in these patients are varied. A group of researchers believe that methamphetamine-induced psychosis is completely similar to schizophrenia. Others believe that at least some cases of permanent psychotic clinical manifes...

Phenomenology and Social Agent Representation in Psychosis: A Welcome Integration.

Poletti and colleagues question whether the breadth of subjective and inter-subjective experience in psychosis can be reduced to problems with social agent representation. Their question is important, although we note our aim is not reductive and that we hope that a social agent representation approach is one of many possible phenomenological routes to a better neurocognitive understanding of p...

Phenomenology, science and the anthropology of the self: a new model for the aetiology of psychosis.

Psychosis following Tramadol Withdrawal

Abstract Background: Tramadol is a centrally acting opioid analgesic used to treat moderate to sever pain. It has more advantage and less opioid adverse effects than conventional opioid analgesia. Case Report: This article reports a patient with tramadol dependency that had psychosis after tramadol withdrawal. Conclusion: By the increase of tramadol usage for relief of chronic pain, t...

A Study of the Phenomenology of Psychosis Induced by Methamphetamine: A Preliminary Research

BACKGROUND Psychotic disorder due to industrial drug, such as methamphetamine addiction, is one of the important causes for referral to psychiatric hospital. Psychotic symptoms in these patients are varied. A group of researchers believe that methamphetamine-induced psychosis is completely similar to schizophrenia. Others believe that at least some cases of permanent psychotic clinical manifest...