How do people become schizophrenic?

Answer 1

Men usually develop schizophrenia around the mid to late teens, and women develop schizophrenia around the mid to late twenties. However,there are cases of younger and older persons developing schizophrenia. Also, women of any age may develop schizophrenia after childbirth.

If you believe you have or are developing schizophrenia or have a friend/relative who is; it is very important to seek help, as early diagnosis can mean an improved outlook with treatment.

For more information about early warning signs of schizophrenia, as well as the symptoms and subtypes of the disease, this website will provide more information.

Answer 2

Schizophrenia normally occurs during adolescence, although it can develop later and much later in life. There is also speculation the children may also be able to suffer from it, but due to issues regarding developmental psychopathology, it is difficult to differentiate between what would be considered Childhood Schizophrenic symptoms and normal childhood behaviour.

There are many causes for Schizophrenia, some of which are more substantial than others. For example: Reduced brain stem size when compared to those without the condition, neurological disorder, brain damage, genetic inheritance, childhood trauma, adult trauma, drug abuse, environmental factors, and sometimes no prevailing reason for the condition.

Answer 3

Typically young adulthood .. 17-25

Not always some people have it at 5 to 13 years of age. It really depends on the person.

Answer 4

Its a genetic disease; however, certain factors like stress and drugs can be triggers.

Answer 5

Typically schizophrenia is developed during adolescence or early adult hood as well as during stressful life events.