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[Pain complaints in a patient with schizophrenia].

Schizophrenia is a complex pathology. Its prevalence reaches almost 1 %. Its semiology can be diversified. Sensorial perception can be altered included pain perception. Most of the studies conclude that psychotic patients have a hypoalgesia. It's important to consider this fact to avoid missing potentially grave somatic disease.

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