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Is paranoia common in schizoaffective d/o? i have been "watching my back" more than usual and wonder if it is part of my illness.
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Yes, it could be: Yes, paranoia is one symptom that may be present in schizoaffective disorder. Please tell your physician what you're experiencing. If there have been any medication changes, additions, or substances recently, you may want to check in with your physician sooner than you would normally.
Answered 5/3/2016
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