With proper behavior modification, Psychological Therapy and Homoeopathic Treatment this conditions can be reversed. You have to be very patient. These conditions can not cure within a few days. It takes time and also need full family support. Feel free to consult.

Hi , Consult a psychologist for counseling sessions.

It can be post partum harmonal imbalance which might lead to bullemia and behavioral changes. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively.

Hi Your wife can consult a psychiatrist and psychologist. It is necessary to know what is making her crave certain foods and what is making her not be interested in house work. Your wife has been undergoing psychiatric treatment for twelve years and she needs sufficient amount of care from family. If there is something that is bothering your wife she can talk about it with a psychologist. A psychologist will help your wife to slowly start making lifestyle changes. Your wife will need support and compassion from family to feel better. If your wife is not willing to do counselling sessions you can talk on her behalf. Based on what you have mentioned I suggest that your wife consult a psychiatrist first and then consult a psychologist. With a psychiatrist you can explain about lack of personal hygiene and self-care.

Kindly take an appointment with a psychiatrist and seek consultation from .

Hi, three things to do: First consult a psychiatrist who might prescribe medication Second, follow up with counselling from a psychologist Third, her home environment needs to be changed. The psychologist will guide the family members on what they should do to help her change

Hi.. Who diagnosed her with schizophrenia? I hope this diagnosis is coming from a Psychiatrist and not based on Google search on her symptoms. If she is diagnosed with schizophrenia, medications are a must and if not, please do not use such medical terms to explain her condition. First thing as a spouse you can do is to help her get professional help. If she is unwilling you can visit a Psychiatrist alone and share her symptoms. S/he will guide you on her treatment. Also, please bring her parents or elder siblings into confidence before taking her into treatment. In such cases, it becomes very important to involve all stakeholders before taking any decision or at least keeping them informed. There are certain medico-legal issues that must be kept in mind before making decisions on the patients behalf.

Your wife is certainly  not behaving  normally  ..it's very important  to know what's she is thinking  internally  to resolve her inner conflicts.

Would suggest you to consult a psychologist for her.. Book an appointment for her a d let her share and discuss all those concerns and to understand herself better..