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I have undergone treatment for schozopernia.. But now I'm completely alright.. Now I'm planning to appear for government exams.. Will they reject me in government services mentioning u have undergone treatment previuosly so you are unfit for government services? Could someone please help on this?
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Schizophrenia is just like any other illness...if u take medicines and r functioning normally.... don’t bother much. Just like people have hypertension or diabetes...still they lead a normal life giving exams or doing daily activities. Just have that inner confidence and follow your dreams. Best of luck
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If u r in remission no one can reject you
Relax
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Dr. Mohd Abrar
Neuropsychiatrist
12 yrs exp
Srinagar
They can ask to get check up from psychiatrist and ask it's report. But they cannot reject you.. Your qualifying exam itself speaks you are alright..
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Dr. Bilal Ahmad Bhat
Psychiatrist
11 yrs exp
Srinagar
No one can reject you on that basis, you can sue them if anyone does that
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