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2024-04-08 06:27:56
I have scezofernia medicine working well. Currently I have very low energy. How many days this symptoms will lasts. Or will I go for TMS therapy for low energy. I have low energy is TMS helpful
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Both don't cure the symptoms. ECT is indicated for paranoid agitation in schizophrenia. TMS lacks much evidence. The effect of ECT wanes off after few cycles.

Answered2024-04-09 11:18:36

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Low energy/ Fatigue could be residual symptom of schizophrenia or part of post psychotic depression. If no active medicines prescribed for low energy, you may consult a psychiatrist. TMS may be partially useful.

Answered2024-04-08 12:22:50

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Answered2024-04-08 08:50:58

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Yes u can go.. While as you should try multivitamins

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