A 29-year-old woman was referred to a community hospital. She was accompanied by her parents. They reported that behavioral and personality changes had been present for 3 days. The patient suddenly had started to speak almost incomprehensibly. She also had become obtrusive and impulsive. In addition, she had talked to imaginary people and introduced herself as another person. The physicians at the hospital described her as an aggressive person with incoherent thinking, pathological crying, and hallucinations. No focal neurological signs were observed. With suspected schizophrenic psychosis, the patient was transferred to a psychiatric department.