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Schizophrenia's marriage life..
My sister having schizo for abt 4 yrs. her symptoms becoming worse when dosage of medicines has reduced and arranged marriage after consulted with doctor. now we started treatment and giving her diazepam 5 mg before sleep haloperidol 5mg twice a day for 3 weeks..
now she is okay now. so far she never tell us about what she hallucinate n kind of disturbances she having. we interrogated many ways as possible. she is not truthful to us.
how do we get to know abt what she feeling ??.. is there any way to find out ??
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can people with schizophrenia have normal life like others ??. can't they get into marriage life.??
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Schizophrenic patients may lead to near normal life like general population but with regular treatment and proper family support
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Don’t medicate her without consulting a psychiatrist
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Dr. Bakarali
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Schizophrenic can live near normal life .
In your case your sister's spouse should be involved in this for knowing her behaviour.
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