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Hallucinations

Probably the most common hallucinations are hearing voices or seeing thing that don’t exist but some people experience other kinds of hallucinations. These may be auditory (hearing things), olfactory (smelling) visual (seeing things) or gustatory (tasting). Hallucinations are common symptoms of schizophrenia.

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