major depression, psychotic features…

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forms of depression, psychotic depression, delusional depression, depression is associated, absence of contact, reality, psychosis, take the form of false beliefs, delusions, detecting something that isn't really, hallucination, major depression, psychosis, no obvious risk factors, a family history of depression, psychotic illness increase the risk of this condition, symptoms of psychotic depression, of symptoms of depression, psychosis, condition occurs, a depressed person, loses touch, reality, hallucinates, experiences delusions, content of these delusions, hallucinations, consistent, depression, hear voices criticizing them, telling them that they, inadequate, evil, telling them that they don't deserve to live, should kill themselves, psychotic depression, immediate medical attention, prevent self-harm, harm to others, a clinical evaluation consisting of a psychiatric evaluation, a physical examination, laboratory tests, make the diagnosis, cause the same symptoms, reactions to certain drugs, treatment generally involves antidepressant, antipsychotic medication, antipsychotics, given briefly, electroconvulsive therapy is very effective, generally a second-line treatment, presence of psychotic features in depression reflects a more serious condition, generally, depressive symptoms have a higher chance of returning than the psychotic symptoms, patients, take medication, long time, prevent depression from returning, ongoing treatment, monitoring give the patient the best chance of recovery, doing well on an ongoing basis, suicide, self-harm, most serious complication, patients, hospitalized, they have thoughts of suicide, safety of others must also be considered, someone experiences depression, psychosis.