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Can untreated diabetes cause dementia?
Yeah mate, Yeah it can! oriet bud is that all!
What happens to untreated schizophrenia patients?
Untreated schizophrenics are spared the brain damage which results from antipsychotic medications. Some may continue to be psychotic, but others may develop sufficient insight to manage or overcome their mental disturbance. Those that receive appropriate support and understanding, preferably away from their family situations, have the best chance of a favourable outcome.
How often is depersonalization in schizophrenia?
Depersonalization disorder is present in Schizophrenics in most cases, But Schizophrenics tend to develop Psychosis which disables them completely from reality, thus Schizophrenics are not aware nor can tell the difference between the internal and external world. Whereas individuals with Depersonalization disorder temporarly have fragmentation of reality.
What happens when bi-polar manic wpsychotic symptoms go untreated Can they permantely become like this always?
Untreated bipolar disorder continues to grow worse. The mood swings come faster and faster. They also get worse and worse. The psychotic symptoms become more likely to occur. Eventually, the person will develop a dementia that is similar to Alzheimer's.
Does post polio syndrome cause low hemoglobin and dementia?
There is no evidence that Post Polis Syndrome can cause dementia, but PPS sufferers' can develop dementia which is non-related to PPS, such as Alzheimers' Disease.
When was Schizophrenics Anonymous created?
Schizophrenics Anonymous was created in 1985.
What are the consequences of Whipple's disease?
If untreated, the disorder can lead to dementia and progressive brain cell death, leading to coma and death over a period of months to years.
Is Schizophrenia dangerous to others if untreated?
Yes, schizophrenics can become dangerous if the do not take there medications. The voices and hallucinations may become much more dominant. The patient could become violent. They could become very violent with no sign whatsoever. My mother works in the hospital. She worked with a schizophrenic man, who decided he didn't want to take his medication. Soon after words, he decided to hit a woman with his car.(Yes, then he was fired) I'm not saying all schizophrenics may be violent. No. That's not the point at all. Schizophrenics on medication are just fine. I have a schizo. Friend. She has her moments here and there, but she's a great person! If schizophrenics are off med's though, they could have the tendencies to become violent.
What has the author Amrita Bagga written?
Amrita Bagga has written: 'Dermatoglyphics of schizophrenics' -- subject(s): Dermatoglyphics, Physiology, Schizophrenics
What causes emotional withdrawal?
a form of dementia may set in as we grow older, this does not affect every one, however, this type of dementia could develop into Alzheimer disease which of course will cause the withdrawal from everyday life.
Why is important to include an individual with dementia in all aspects of care practice?
A person with dementia is still able to learn great skills. It is advisable to keep them occupied with certain care programs so that they can develop normally.
Why do schizophrenics get angry easily?
Not true .
