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I am suffering from schizophrenia since last 7 years, I have went for many doctors since last 5 years only psychiatrists they delivered me different sets of medicines but the medicine. I have been relieved is risperidone+trihexyphenidyl hcl tablets both came under the name risdone plus (2 mg) and amisulpride 100 mg. But due to my bad habits of discontinuation of taking medicines on later the auditory hallucination keep on arising at later time, (1) can you tell me how much time will it take to completely relieved from this schizophrenia? And the sedation effect let me have a heaviness and concussions in the morning which is why my brain functioning gets slowed down to almost zero. (2) is there any other medicines to cure schizophrenia without sedation effects as I have to work also from time to time and been taking medicines for only once a day.

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Psychiatrist•Chennai
More than 1 year of schizophrenic illness is called chronic schizophrenia and most likely requires life long medications. Kindly get this into your mind. It is like diabetes or hypertension, a derangement in bodily metabolism, so medications needs to be taken without break for reaching near normalcy in functioning. Taking medicines regularly will lead to poor symptom (mainly hallucinations and delusions) control, long term negative and cognitive symptoms and also residual symptoms which cannot b...more
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I understand your query. I advice you to go for private consultation as it will help me to give you better advice and suggestion, if you have any issue in booking the online consultation do let me know.
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Psychologist•Bhubaneswar
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Taking long list of traditional medicines for anxiety and fatigue at this age is not recommended. You have already tried much of it. If you really reverse back then kindly look after for natural remedies. Consult a good psychologist or psychotherapist immediately. If you want more help then you may message me.
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Psychiatrist•Nagpur
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You are already on two good antidepressants so it is less likely that you have uncontrolled depression. These seem more likely to be negative symptoms of schizophrenia according to the data you provided.
However it is advisable that you consult a psychiatrist in person to decide any form of treatment too be improvised.
Also it is would be prudent to reconsider the diagnosis too if you still face the same problems in spite of taking regular medications.
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Psychologist•Jaipur
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Dear user, you are too young. But due to certain reasons if you are diagnosed with bipolar disorder you have to take some extra care of yourself. I do not want you to depend on medication solely. I want to know the whole details about your disorder. But I must say don't depend on the medicines and don't make it a habit for future. You need counselling session for better control on this disorder and medicines. Medicines are not the only solution, counselling is the best option for you so that you...more
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Psychiatrist•Sikar
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Just check by reducing the dose slightly as it can be due to anxiety or due to some anticholinergic side effects of clomipramine. But mind that clomipramine is a wonder drug for ocd and if ocd worsens, just continue the same dose as life with ocd is more difficult than life with poor episodic memory.
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