Diagnosed as physcosis

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Asked for Female, 53 Years

Is physcosis curable or only treatable..? I hear voices and not able to sleep or eat. Was under medication as prescribed by doctor.. Risinia.. I took it fr 1 month but after 3 months again am not able to eat or sleep abd hearing voices.. Pls help

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Dr. Raghav Shah

Addiction Psychiatrist 16 yrs exp Jaipur

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Consult a psychiatrist as soon as possible, for this medication goes on for a long term and you should not stop taking the medications till the doctor says so as this will only worsen the problem.

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Dr. S Madhavan Neuropsychiatrist 24 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. S Madhavan

Neuropsychiatrist 24 yrs exp Chennai

Hi psychosis is treatable. One in 5 patients recover fully after treatment. Remaining patients need ongoing treatment. Some times stress, alcohol and illicit drugs can precipitate or make psychosis worse.

Next Steps

consult a Psychiatrist. do not stop medication.

Health Tips

avoid alcohol, illicit drugs. try relaxation and physical fitness