I understand your concern—seeing repeated episodes and medication side effects can be very distressing for both patient and family. Important clarity: Psychosis is a serious brain-based condition, and homeopathy alone is not an effective or evidence-based treatment for controlling symptoms like delusions, hallucinations, or aggression. Avoiding proper treatment can increase relapse risk. What you can do safely: Side effects are common, but they are manageable—a psychiatrist can adjust the medicine, change the drug, or reduce dosage. Newer antipsychotics have much fewer side effects compared to older ones. Long-acting injections are an option if regular medicines are difficult to continue.

For psychiatriac problems first proper understanding of disorder is very important, for which you definately need to meet a psychiatrist like me.

Don't take homeopathy. It's bogus

Medications along with interventions that are therapeutic and address the symptoms understanding the causes and the duration and the addressal of the triggers will help in identifying the actual prognosis .

Definitely we can understand your distress You must consult a psychiatrist with all medical records so that medications can be reviewed & as per symptom and keeping in mind side effects, a medication can be selected

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Hi Managing psychosis over such a long period without consistent treatment can make the condition more unstable and increase the risk of relapses, even if medications feel difficult due to side effects. It’s understandable to look for gentler options like homeopathy, but currently there is no scientific evidence that homeopathy alone can effectively treat psychosis. The core issue in psychosis involves brain chemistry, and without appropriate psychiatric treatment, symptoms may worsen or become harder to manage over time. Instead of stopping or avoiding treatment, a better approach would be to consult a psychiatrist and discuss adjusting medications, as there are many newer options with fewer and more manageable side effects, along with supportive therapies. Alongside medication, psychotherapy, family support, and lifestyle structuring can significantly improve functioning and reduce distress. The goal is not just symptom control but long-term stability and quality of life. You don’t have to settle for difficult side effects treatment can be personalized, but it should remain evidence-based to ensure safety and effectiveness. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.