Traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of schizophrenia

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Recently, my younger brother always talks and talks to himself for no reason. Sometimes I ask him, but he says it's OK. He always says it's OK. It's OK at ordinary times, but he always talks to himself. The doctor said he was mentally ill. They had to be treated as soon as possible, so they went to a big hospital for treatment. Now they are much better. Now let me talk about the traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of schizophrenia, which is a problem that everyone is very concerned about.

Traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of schizophrenia

First, if the mental patients do not actively cooperate with the treatment, they are likely to have mental decline and personality changes, unable to adapt to social life and live in harmony with others. It is difficult to fulfill the responsibility to the family and society. It will be a burden on society and families. From the perspective of Medical Psychiatry, mental illness can not be cured, it can only be maintained for life under the control of drugs, so the cure rate of mental illness is very low.

Second: there are many manifestations of psychosis. Different people live in different environments, so the symptoms of psychosis are irregular. And there are many kinds of psychosis, and there are many abnormal behaviors, such as madness, unconsciousness, self autism and so on.

Third: Although the cure rate of psychosis is very low, the treatment of psychosis is not an insurmountable obstacle. With the development of social medical technology, the effect of psychotherapy on psychosis has become more and more effective. Most psychosis can be completely treated by psychotherapy.

matters needing attention

We must also pay attention to the following: for patients with schizophrenia, it is likely to have oxidative stress and cell damage. Eating more vegetable oil (rich in vitamin E), fresh fruits and vegetables (rich in vitamin C) can prevent this kind of neurooxidative damage.