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I am done with paranoia
I was having schizophrenia suspicioisness
From 20years medication was not working
So what I did is I don't know what somone thinks
So schizophrenia automatically went away...
I am ok now
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Glad you're feeling better. However, schizophrenia needs proper psychiatric evaluation and medication â don't stop treatment on your own as symptoms can return.
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Please consult a psychiatrist to reassess your current condition. Consult me on Practo for any general medicine queries.
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Hi, consult online for assessment
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Dr. Indraja Sharma
Neuropsychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Kota
I'm glad you're feeling better. However, schizophrenia usually doesn't go away on its own. Please don't stop medication or assume you're fully recovered without a psychiatrist's evaluation. Regular follow-up is important to reduce the risk of relapse.
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Dr. Archana Agarwal
Psychiatrist
1 yrs exp
Bikaner
Thank you for reaching out and for sharing your concerns. It takes courage to seek help. Based on what you've described, your symptoms need a detailed evaluation. The good news is that these concerns are often treatable with the right approach, which may include therapy, lifestyle changes, and medication if required. I would recommend a comprehensive psychiatric assessment rather than self-diagnosis. If you'd like to discuss your symptoms in detail and receive a personalized treatment plan, you can book an online consultation through https://topmate.io/drarchana_agarwal/
Wishing you good health and recovery.
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Dr. Sunil Nagar
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Rewa
"It's good that you're feeling well. However, schizophrenia does not typically resolve on its own. If your symptoms have improved, continue follow-up with your psychiatrist and avoid stopping treatment without medical advice."
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Dr. Aman Shaba
Psychiatrist
10 yrs exp
Ranchi
I'm glad you're feeling better. However, schizophrenia rarely resolves on its own, and improvement does not necessarily mean the illness has completely gone away, so it is important not to stop treatment or assume you're cured without a psychiatric review.
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Please follow up with your psychiatrist for reassessment and continue medications only as advised, even if you're currently symptom-free.
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Maintain regular sleep, avoid alcohol or recreational drugs, and seek medical attention promptly if suspiciousness, hearing voices, or other symptoms return.
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