Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is a psychiatric condition that has severe effects on your physical and mental well-being. It disrupts how your brain works, interfering with things like your thoughts, memory, senses and behaviors. Schizophrenia is among the most complex and widely misunderstood mental health disorders. For people living with schizophrenia, its symptoms can be confusing, distressing, and disruptive to their daily lives and relationships. The disorder can have devastating effects on person’s quality of life and make it challenging for them to participate in family life, maintain social relationships, or function independently. When schizophrenia starts in childhood, it’s usually more severe and harder to treat.
Delusions: These are false beliefs that you hold even when there’s plenty of evidence that those beliefs are wrong. For example, you might think that someone is controlling what you think, say or do. Hallucinations: You still think you can see, hear, smell, touch or taste things that don’t exist, like hearing voices. Disorganized or incoherent speaking: You may have trouble organizing your thoughts while speaking. This might look like trouble staying on topic, or your thoughts might be so jumbled that people can’t understand you. Disorganized or unusual movements: You might move differently than people around you expect. For example, you may turn around a lot for no clear reason, or you might not move much at all. Negative symptoms: These refer to a reduction or loss of your ability to do things as expected. For example, you might stop making facial expressions, or speak with a flat, emotionless voice. Negative symptoms also include a lack of motivation, especially when you don’t want to socialize or do things you ordinarily enjoy. Because of these symptoms, you may feel suspicious or fearful, don't care about your hygiene and appearance, experience depression, anxiety and thoughts of suicide. Because most people with schizophrenia don’t recognize their symptoms, it can be difficult to convince them to enter treatment or adhere to a treatment regimen. But Gladful Mind Centre has many solutions for this situation. You can get more information about this by talking to our representative
Treatment
The presence of symptoms and immediate contact with a professional psychiatrist and full support from the family of the victim have proven to be the best treatment up to date.
Treating schizophrenia with medicines is very harmful and caused problems in the past centuries and still causing harm.
The interaction of the medicines directly with the brain and such deep interference of medicines can worsen the situation even further. Finding the root cause of this mental disorder and then treating it with the help of family and professionals has been the most effective and successful treatment is done by our expert.
Gladful Mind Centers in mumbai provides evidence-based, individualized schizophrenia treatment in a natural way that helps our clients achieve lasting growth and recovery and empowers them to live fulfilling, productive, and independent lives.
FAQs
You can get information and assistance from our representative by calling the given number of Gladful Mind Centre without any delay. We are there to serve you 24/7.
Schizophrenia is a somewhat common condition. Worldwide, it affects 221 in every 100,000 people.
This disease is treatable, but it takes time depending on the level of mental illness. Gladful mind provides evidence-based, individualized schizophrenia treatment that helps our clients achieve lasting growth and recovery and empowers them to live fulfilling, productive, and independent lives.
There's no one specific cause of schizophrenia, But if you have a family history of schizophrenia – particularly if a parent or sibling has the disease – you're at a much higher risk of developing the condition. Schizophrenia occurs in children who feel disconnected from their parents when there is conflict between parents and the mother is very worried or the mother is busy with other work and ignores her child. And when the child starts feeling disconnected from his parents, then this disease occurs. If a child is not able to adapt or adjust himself due to some circumstances that are being created in his family. So in such a situation, the possibility of getting schizophrenia is high.
Don't ignore or avoid symptoms. Early diagnosis and professional care are more likely to respond to treatment and have a better outcome.
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