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The support of a love one is crucial in schizophrenia treatment. While it may be difficult at times, caregivers are at the forefront. They can help observe symptoms of a coming relapse, ensure that medication is taken, and keep track of treatment. Keep the lines of communication open and be supportive.
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Question: My mother is 48 years old and exhibiting what appear to be early symptoms of schizophrenia. She is paranoid, delusional, disorganized and irrational. How can I convince her to seek psychiatric help? Every time I try, she attacks me and views me as an enemy. Dr. Ballas: I am sorry to hear about the problems you are facing. …
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Christina Bruni, Health Guide, answered Hi- I am new to the forum. My wife has… Hi JiminSD, I suggest you read the 10th anniversary edition of…
Christina Bruni, Health Guide, answered How can I convince my husband to seek… One of those options/choices might be forced hospitalization where he is…
Christina Bruni, Health Guide, answered my spouse has schizophrenia refuses… Hello sheri, Why is he taking methadone? Does he have an…
Christina Bruni, Health Guide, answered My husband was diagnosed with bipolar… Hi, You did what you had to do and I support you 100…
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