Even though they're not based on real stimuli, these hallucinations can be auditory, visual, and tactile, often linked to recent experiences from the previous day.

Hallucinations can occur in people with psychiatric conditions, like bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, but they can also ...

Additionally, a case involving isolated visual hallucinations due to occipital seizures pointed to the complexity of diagnosing and localizing the source of visual hallucinations in the brain[1].

The brain is a highly complex network of nerve cells interconnected by delicate pathways - known as nerve fibers or tracts.