Schizophrenia

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If the schizophrenic person was sent to prison and it was determined that the person belonged in a mental hospital instead and had belonged in a mental hospital at the time the crime was committed, then post conviction relief exists through the court system. If it is too late to use the court system, then post conviction relief exists through the pardon system.

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Hello,

I see you are asking "What is schizoaffective disorder?"

Schizoaffective disorder is a condition where symptoms of both psychotic and mood disorders are present together during one episode (or within a two-week period of each other). The word schizoaffective has two parts: 'schizo–' refers to psychotic symptoms. and '–affective' refers to mood symptoms.

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As a minor, you have access to adults whom you trust, who can help you find the professional support you need. You can ask for confidentiality at the beginning of every conversation.

At some point, you'll want to include your parents in this situation, and including them with the help and aid of a professional will further ensure that you get the backing necessary to help you learn how to manage yourself.

Abilify seems to be effective at treating schizophrenia, and weight gain is not as common with Abilify as it is with many other antipsychotics.

Not true .

That is definitely NOT a good idea. Never take yourself off your meds, unless a doctor tells you to do so.

You should discuss this issue with a mental health professional. If you cannot afford one, contact your local Mental Health Association for referrals to affordable treatment.

There are a variety of therapeutic and pharmaceutical tools available. Be sure you consult someone who knows how to use them properly. Your family doctor is almost certainly not properly trained.

No, not at all.

They must be an immediate danger to themselves or others. There must be a pretty obvious danger.

There's a fine line between immediate danger and not.

Those that can admit a patient to a hospital must be certain that the person is a serious danger; if not, that physician/licensed clinical social worker/psychiatrist can be sued. This fear of law suit keeps many people out of hospitals that might be able to benefit from the hospital admission.

No. Being schizophrenic is not a good thing. A person who is schizophrenic sees things that are not there, hears voices of things that do not exist, and imagines connections that are not real. As a result, such a person strikes out and attacks others. Small children can especially suffer from being around such a person. On the other hand, if a schizophrenic person is willing to take his or her medicine and get it under control and keep it that way, the devastating problems could be turned into assets. Instead of seeing connections that are not there, it becomes possible to see connections that others can not see. Instead of screaming at someone about some crazy idea in the middle of the night, it becomes possible to make brilliant investments. The abilities that are destructive in a schizophrenic can be used to make money if used in a sane person. I have added a link that will be helpful. This is a mental illness that requires medication usually.

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CNS Stimulants like amphetamine, cocaine, caffeine etc.

Maybe. If the individual always takes his or her meds, goes to school and develops a stable work history, it is possible. Schizophrenic cop? Been there done that. I gave my career my all, and at times, I was pretty good. Now I would like to try my hand at wild land firefighting. In the meantime, I have become a SCUBA diver and world traveler. Good luck to the schizophrenics that take care of themselves, you deserve a fighting chance.

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You certainly have some issues that should be examined my a doctor.

Yes. Schizophrenia is partly genetic, meaning that if you have a relative with schizophrenia you are likely to also have schizophrenia. About 1/10 of people with a relative with schizophrenia develop schizophrenia, compared to 1/100 people without a relative with schizophrenia.

Auditory hallucinations during schizophrenia can be perceived as either out loud or inside of the head.

We presume that you refer to the alter identities of dissociative identity disorder. There are well-received reports in the literature of alter identities in excess of 20.

There is a great deal of controversy over DID, and some authorities hold that it does not really exist, or that it is the result of suggestion during therapy. In any case, the circumstances surrounding the disorder do not lend themselves to accurate counts, since not all alters reveal themselves during therapy. The number is far less important than the existence of the problem, in any case.

A biological psychologist would say that people with schizophrenia act like they do because of abnormalities in the brain. Hallucinations might be attributed to abnormalities of the temporal lobe. Breakdown of the frontal lobe may cause disorganized behavior.