That’s a complicated answer. The short answer is: YES! Starting medication will help most people with schizophrenia who are not already on medication to think more clearly. There is a subset of schizophrenia patients, around 20%, who may have persistent cognitive deficits even after treatment with most medications.
Très mauvais avec des effets secondaires graves: j'ai des troubles: vision, allocution, idées suicidaires, fatigue, faiblesse musculaire et aucune joie de vivre
Good information.. Can I make a couple of suggestions? 1 - Talk slower and in a much calmer manner. this will make you easier to comprehend and receive. 2 ) can you please explain the affect this medication has on the body, which helps a person be more balanced. Thank you for your efforts and work, your video was informative and interesting
Thanks for your feedback. The reason why I'm talking fast, is because there are people who 1. thinks fast 2. already know some of the information 3. don't want to waste too much time on long videos People who did not understand the message, can watch the video as many times as needed. I'm repeating alot in the video also, to further make my point come across. The effect of the medications on the body will be dealt with in future videos. I need to prioritize on explaining WHAT to do, before I start explain WHY to do it. There are alot of diseases, and I don't do this fulltime, since I don't earn so much yet. I will speed up my production once I start to earn more.
I'm on abilify maintena. Never heard of Aristada before recently. That would be great only having to go every two months instead of every 4 weeks. I've been doing that for 3 years now and it gets quite repetitive. Thx for the info.
