What do schizophrenic people see?

People diagnosed with schizophrenia experience a variety of hallucinations, including visual hallucinations, where they may see things that are not there. These hallucinations can be very distressing and can feel very real. It's important to remember that these experiences are not a sign of weakness, but rather a symptom of a medical condition.

Visual hallucinations can vary in intensity and frequency, and they may be triggered by certain things, such as stress or lack of sleep. People may see things like:

- People or animals that are not there

- Geometric shapes or patterns

- Colors or lights

- Faces or objects that appear distorted

It is important for individuals with schizophrenia to seek support and treatment from mental health professionals who can provide appropriate care and management of their symptoms.