My sister is schezophrenia patient since 6 years. Is taking medication from psychiatrist. Is there any therapy for schezophrenia?
The medication is not 100 % effective till now.
She has delusion, hallucination, bad decision making and uncontrollable repetitive blinking in eyes. Behaviour changes are there and no focus on any activity
She gets hallucination and delusion. She cannot focus on any task. Bad decision making . Behaviour changes and she also got some uncontrollable movement (blinking) in eyes shortly
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Good day Friend. I can understand your concern and suitation.
Be aware that medicine is just one part of such treatments. She needs a holistic approach of meditation and psychotherapy to improve her condition. A lot need to be done on her mindset changes through lifestyle changes, cognitive therapy, mental relaxation, exercise routine, food habits and few alternative therapies to support the treatment.
Discuss in detail to understand the alternative solution available beyond medicine.
Be positive. She will be alright soon.
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