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Hi, I am from patna and suffering from severe hopelessness, fatigue , no desire to work and marriage, severe confusion in doing small things walking, , anger, not able to sleep at night and sleep in day. I took depression medicine but did not work. One homeopath said it's scheOphrinia symptom but I did not took his medicine. Also chronic alrhinitis
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Medicines take a minimum of 3-4 weeks to start acting. And if they don't help we usually increase them after every 3-4 weeks. So for e.g. A medicine started at 50 mg may be increased to 200 mg over 2-3 months. If it still doesn't work, it is changed. Sometimes this can mean it takes 3-4 months to get better. So if you take medicine for a short time and conclude that it doesn't work, you may need it longer.
Follow up with your doctor is important. As for Schizophrenia, usually a person has some psychotic symptoms in it which you have not described. Your doctor will tell you what you suffer from.
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Take medicine for a proper time period at a proper dosage. Discuss any problems with your doctor
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