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If the Schizophrenia patient is taking medication regularly then also there are chances that the patient feel bad again?
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Oh Yes, Schizophrenia is mind and mental disorder, dealt with uttermost care and medicine won't make much difference,
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we need to deal with behavioural pattern of a person, hence Psychotherapy is always a better bet.
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Schizophrenia is a long term disorder, it can be well managed. But unfortunately sometimes even with good medicine, patient may still have symptoms.
Better to psychotherapy (counselling) along with medication
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Both are almost same, you can definitely go with it.
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Dr. Neha Dhiman
Neuropsychiatrist
12 yrs exp
Panchkula
Look schizophrenia is a mental illness like diabetes is a physical illness. Sometimes it happens even on medications blood glucose levels are high. Similarly at times schizophrenia worsens on medications. All we have to do is readjust dose of the drugs. Mental illnesses have a strong psychosocial background and may fluctuate as per conditions
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Dr. Anshul Mahajan
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14 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Need to be evaluated
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COntacr me
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