The most common hallucinations in schizophrenia patients are mainly hallucinations, which manifest as the patient hearing voices out of thin air in his ears, such as hearing voices talking to him, hearing voices scolding him or praising him, and hearing voices telling him to do something. Some patients can develop dangerous behaviors such as running away from home, attacking others, or hurting themselves under the influence of hallucinations. Patients with schizophrenia can also experience hallucinations such as hallucinations of sight, smell, and touch. If any of these symptoms occur, you need to visit the psychiatric outpatient clinic of a psychiatric specialty hospital in a timely manner. After systematic treatment, most hallucinations can be eliminated. After the hallucinations are eliminated, it is necessary to take medication for a period of time to consolidate the treatment effect and prevent relapse.