There are a number of effective anti-psychotic drugs available, and a psychiatrist would prescribe one that seems best suited to a particular patient. Schizophrenics, or anybody, should not try to prescribe their own medication.
Yes you would be ill if you didn't take your medicine.
It would take(1,000)/(capacity of one medicine glass, in ml)medicine glasses.
Taking medicine that was prescribed for someone other than you is very dangerous. It is important not to take other people's prescription medicine.
Schizophrenia is not a fatal illness. However, it makes people less likely to take good care of themselves. Many schizophrenics need care from someone else in order to stay healthy. So schizophrenia does contribute to poor health.
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A donkey would have to take an ASSpirin for it to be effective.
The medication is called Risperdal or risperidone. It is in a class of antipsychotics, and it would be taken to allieviate symptoms of schizophrenia.
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It depends on the medicine. You should see your primary care physician and speak to him/her about what medicine you'd like to take, and if it would effect your mold allergy.
There is no one specific test, especially not one that is available on the Internet. If you think that you may have schizophrenia, you should see a psychiatrist. The psychiatrist will be able to diagnose you if you do have schizophrenia.
It depends on how severely impaired the mother is. If she is only mildly affected by schizophrenia, then she may be able to take care of her children- for example, if she has infrequent hallucinations or magical thinking but no delusions, and few negative symptoms. However, if she has more severe symptoms, especially delusions relating to her children, then she may not be able to take care of her children.
That depends on the medicine you take and how much of it you have taken. The best suggestion in this circumstance would be to consult your physician or poision control hotline.