Schizophrenia: It is a mental disorder that occurs by disrupting thought processes and weak emotional responses. The disease is also known as schizophrenia. It is also known as schizophrenia, schizophrenia or schizophrenia. It is manifested in the form of hallucinations, speech, disturbed thinking, and dysfunction in social and professional functions.
Symptoms of schizophrenia
- Being isolated from people (and that happens because of fear).
- Hallucinations like hearing voices and watching things that do not exist.
- Lack of interest in personal hygiene and this is clearly shown.
- One speaks to himself as if he is talking to someone next to him.
- Believing in strange beliefs as if people conspire or hate him.
- He insists on strange behavior, like walking out into the street, walking long distances or wearing inappropriate clothes.
- Emotional cool where he does not interact with the surrounding events around him.
- Aggressive.
- A fundamental disorder in thinking: lack of logical thinking and inconsistent ideas and jumping from one topic to another.
- Lack of facial expressions.
- Inability to speak and think automatically.
- Lack of attention.
- The flat mood.
- Inability to work or focus for a long time.
- Changes in mood (emotional symptoms) may occur.
Treatment of schizophrenia
- Phenothiazines: A group of antipsychotics that have been widely used, taking a dose of approximately 100-1000 mg daily.
- Poterophonates: Calhalloperidol 2-30 mg daily It is also a strong and effective antipsychotic and has been used in the treatment of acute cases of schizophrenia, hallucinations, clozapine, resperidone.
- Psychotherapy: This is done by reassuring the patient with the doctor who treats him and strengthens the relationship between them. In contrast, the psychological treatment of cognitive behavior of individuals may help to reduce their illusions.