Patient's question:
The patient is a girl. In 2006, she had an argument with her classmates during the postgraduate entrance exam period, and she began to experience auditory hallucinations again. By the time her university graduation training started, her condition had already begun to improve. However, it has been getting worse since then. She refuses to take medication, claiming that she can control herself and that her illness will improve on its own.Doctor's answer:
Due to the pressure, it leads to. However, all individuals with psychological and mental illnesses are very fragile emotionally. She often exposes her vulnerability, making it easy for her to be hurt. When mental symptoms reappear, a little medication can be used to suppress them, but the most important thing is to seek psychological counseling to gain psychological energy. Then, one can make their heart braver. Only when one's inner self is strong can they restore the external environment.