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My husband had a ischemic stroke, he's having delusions about our marriage. he wont accept reality, insists that the delusion is real. ??normal??
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Psychiatrist: True psychosis with delusions are not commonly seen after a stroke. I recommend an evaluation by a psychiatrist to see what your husband's mental status is and to get him help.
Answered 10/31/2018
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