- I have positive symptoms
- I have negative symptoms
- I have both
- I have no symptoms
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Interested to know what remission means for different people
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Interested to know what remission means for different people
I have no symptoms that I can tell so safe to say I have experienced remission for the first time in life.
I have occasional paranoia and voices but I live with it
I dunno how to live with positive symptoms like hallucinations or voices, I can deal with delusions if they not severe enough
You get kinda used to it. The voices normally come at night when I’m going to bed not during the day. I just take a bathroom break at work when things get overwhelming
I don’t really know if I’m in remission. I get faint voices when I get stressed and even fainter whispers at night time
I know you are on latuda. May I know at what dose it reduce your voice? I know you are in college. Does it affect your concentration?
60mg reduces the voices for me. 80mg eradicated them but it gave me dystonia. It does not affect my concentration, but I do not have negative symptoms
I don’t know if I’m considered to be in remission or not. I will still have positives under stress. My wanna is broken (lack of motivation). I’m having mood swings. But I cope really well and I’m looking for full time employment. So would you consider me to be in remission?
It is very good that you stay positive and has no negative symptoms.
I have constant negative symptoms and occasional positive symptoms even though I’m in remission. So, I put that I have both positive and negative symptoms.
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