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Do you have to have schizophrenia to have delusions of granduer?


Do you have to have schizophrenia to have delusions of granduer?

No, you need more than one symptom to be diagnosed with schizophrenia. Delusions can be a symptom of several other conditions or even a side effect from medication or exhaustion.
It depends on if you are detached from reality
No. The DSM-IV-TR presents a number of disorders that may include this symptom. For example, the DSM identifies severe bipolar I disorder, (297.1) delusional disorder grandiose type, and perhaps (297.3) shared psychotic disorder. Clinically, I have seen severe Narcissistic Personality Disorder, where the a pt's grandiosity approached delusional.
DSM-IV-TR; Clinical experience
No, a lot of politicians, college professors and artists with public funding have them. Some of them even have delusions of adequacy. All it takes is stubbornnness and a weird world view.
Sometimes I have it, and I have most symptoms of positive ones. I believe that I have supernatural power and I also anmed it. Cogni-kinesis...
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