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  Delirium is a severe neuropsychiatric condition characterized by a sudden onset of attention deficits and cognitive impairments. Patients often exhibit varying levels of consciousness, ranging from reduced responsiveness akin to a near-coma state to heightened vigilance and extreme restlessness. Additionally, they may undergo distressing psychotic symptoms, including hallucinations, delusions, and mood alterations. The intensity and presence of delirium symptoms tend to fluctuate. This condition brings considerable distress to both patients and their caregivers. It arises from multiple potential triggers, such as acute medical illnesses, drug-related issues, withdrawal, trauma, or surgical procedures. While most causes originate outside the brain, instances of delirium stemming from primary neurological causes like strokes are acknowledged. The duration of delirium varies widely, with most episodes spanning a few days, although some cases persist for weeks or even months in abo...

 Delirium is a severe neuropsychiatric condition characterized by a sudden onset of attention deficits and cognitive impairments. Patients often exhibit varying levels of consciousness, ranging from reduced responsiveness akin to a near-coma state to heightened vigilance and extreme restlessness. Additionally, they may undergo distressing psychotic symptoms, including hallucinations, delusions, and mood alterations. The intensity and presence of delirium symptoms tend to fluctuate. This condition brings considerable distress to both patients and their caregivers. It arises from multiple potential triggers, such as acute medical illnesses, drug-related issues, withdrawal, trauma, or surgical procedures. While most causes originate outside the brain, instances of delirium stemming from primary neurological causes like strokes are acknowledged. The duration of delirium varies widely, with most episodes spanning a few days, although some cases persist for weeks or even months in about ...