The authors report the case of a 61 years-old woman, with history of depressive episodes and syncope, who developed hyperreligiosity, grandiose delusions and déjà vu. She was admitted to a psychiatry emergency and the electroencephalogram identified temporal lobe epilepsy. She was medicated with valproate sodium 750 mg/day with remission of psychotic symptoms and return to premorbid function. The purpose of this work is to highlight the importance of organic investigation in the assessment of neuropsychiatric symptoms.
Temporal lobe epilepsy; hyperreligiosity; psychotic symptoms; déjà vu