Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia, or chronic schizophrenia, is a chronic mental disorder in which a person has difficulty distinguishing between fantasy and reality. This affects his feelings, thinking, and behavior, which impede his achievement of his life activities. It is possible that the symptoms may appear in childhood or later in the middle age.
The difference between schizophrenia and schizophrenia
Many people are confused with schizophrenia and schizophrenia, although there are differences between them. Although people with schizophrenia may have hallucinations, they are not very frequent compared with schizophrenic patients, and it is possible to absorb a schizophrenic The difference between the hallucination and the reality, while this is not possible in the schizophrenic patient, and there is so-called (personality disorder isolationism), a disorder located in the middle between the two diseases mentioned in what is known as schizophrenia.
Symptoms of schizophrenia
- Isolation.
- Loneliness.
- Feeling very tense in social attitudes.
- Blaming other people When their social relationships fail, they see themselves as different from their own; they avoid relationships with people and tend to be isolated.
- Linking their ideas with supernatural powers.
- Embracing unusual ideas, such as their ability to influence people’s ideas and feelings magically.
- Halos, for example, the patient prepares to hear real voices.
Methods of schizophrenia treatment
The schizophrenic is treated with medication in conjunction with psychotherapy. The most important treatment plans are:
- pharmaceutical: The doctor describes some drugs as antidepressants or antipsychotics, which contribute to the alleviation of the symptoms, as there are no drugs dedicated to the treatment of these disorders.
- Psychotherapy: One of the most important elements that must be done in this treatment is to strengthen the relationship between the therapist and his patient, so that the patient’s confidence in his treatment, talking to him comfortably.
- Behavioral therapy: It aims to develop and improve the patient’s social relations, by teaching him how to respond and interact properly with different situations.
- Cognitive Therapy: It aims to change the abnormal thoughts of the patient and his beliefs.
- Family Therapy: In this treatment the use of family members to treat the patient.
: Note: It is possible to take advantage of certain foods and natural materials to reduce the effects of disease, such as chamomile, carrots, basil leaves, and green halves, because they contain the resources that promote the functions of the brain and nervous system, but in conjunction with the treatments proposed by the doctor.