hi i began getting psychotic symptoms 6 months ago , my dad and aunt have it , i feel hopelees and that i have no one to talk to , can anyone relate?
Have you talked with a psychiatrist yet? @shaunbal edit if you think you have some symptoms?
I’ve had a long day Flag. Is it morning for you?
It is afternoon here 12:05
OK I just took my medication 5 minutes ago. I feel kind of mellow, not because I just took my medication though. I just feel mellowed out.
U should see ur pdoc first to see u are szphrenic or not…!!!
yes see a psychiatrist there are many disorders that can cause psychotic symptoms…
find support groups you can join…also you can enquire at your local psych hospital to find classes going on
also you should join a mental health club…these are great…theres art vreative writing, and health management and also just a place to go for coffee…check it out!!
S/he is not even diagnosed yet…
crazy is crazy diagnosed or not
i have mild hallucinations , increase sensitivity to sound , my brain cant handle to much focusing like making music and lack of sleep makes me really irriatated , i havent went to doctor yet , im afraid if im labelled crazy , it will lower chance of job oppurtunities , i dont want to take meds , i tried my dads seroquel it just made symptoms worse , i feel the potential of my life has drastically withered and i hate life lol
I didn’t said you’re crazy…
We. Can’t diagnose people here. Maybe you do need some professional help.
im saying i am lol
ya i need therapy has anyone tried it?
Antipsychotics starts working after some weeks and you really shouldn’t take them without a doctor’s supervision …
No one will know but if you are really schizophrenic your job opportunities will not be many…
it is useless for schizophrenia but it can help you find ways to deal with the symptoms.
I think you’re wrong @shaunbal
@shaunbal if u have active positive Symptoms u need medication for sure…
I feel like that all the time when im by myself.
ive had mild visual hallucinations since jan and ive been fine without meds
A new study shows that 30 per cent of patients with schizophrenia manage without antipsychotic medicine after ten years of the disease, without falling back into a psychosis