INTRODUCTION

The term of schizophrenia is based on the Greek roots skein to split" and phren
mind" meaning split mind schizophrenia is the most common form of psychosis
occurring in young adulthood with approximately 0.5 percent and 1 percent of
population usually marked by some positive" symptoms such us delusion,
hallucination and split between thought and emotion of a person as if the thought and
emotion were no longer contact with each other .Normally are companied by intrinsic
"negative" symptoms such us poverty of thought and speech ,depression, apathy and
social withdrawal. If a patient of schizophrenia is told anything sad happened to
his/her family he/she may just smile or show no emotion at all. This because
emotional of the patient of the patient was effected and become blunted and very
inappropriate. Individuals with a serve and enduring illness often require
hospitalization , to have by period during which intrinsic negative symptoms
compromise life quality.

Schizophrenia is now become common diseases in all over the world. It is

actually a mental disorder. That is it is the state of a human being who is not able to
differentiate real and not real. The cause of schizophrenia is not yet identified. It is
mainly occurs in men when compare to women. It is mainly seeing in the teenagers.
The symptoms are tense feeling, trouble sleeping, and trouble concentrating and so
on.

Schizophrenia causes lots of hallucinations in human mind. It also reduces the

emotions and it is also difficult to paying attention. The person who has schizophrenia
doesnt have mind stability. Their mind jumps between different topics. It is important
to identify the schizophrenia at the initial stage and take appropriate action as per the
doctors instructions.

Although scientist know that genes are not destiny but still one of the important
attribute factors together with early environment, neurobiology, psychology and social
process. Still a person may have some of the genes that are associated will increased
risk of mental illness, and according to my research suggest that only if a person is
exposed to specific environmental factors and perceived stressed do the genes become
active and thereby further increased the risk for, or trigger ,the illness .There is no
specific amount of genetic or environmental that has been identified that will ensure
someone will or will not develop schizophrenia so its never too late, or too early to
begin planning for your mental health