Patient's question:
I have been suffering from schizophrenia for over a decade. Since childhood, I seemed to have low intelligence, poor memory, and often misplaced things. I couldn't learn math or chemistry well, my mind was a bit unclear, and I was suspicious, sensitive, hyperactive, restless, and seemed to have ADHD. I always felt others were out to get me and couldn't get along with others.In high school, I started having trouble sleeping, afraid I wouldn't get into university. During my four years of university, I couldn't sleep at all. Later, I started talking to myself, insulting people, and always felt others were out to get me, wanting to take revenge on them.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the causes of schizophrenia are complex and the symptoms are diverse. Treatment methods also vary from person to person, so it is crucial not to use medication indiscriminately. Since schizophrenia is a condition prone to relapse and relatively easy to recur, traditional Western medicine treatment can only control the symptoms and cannot achieve good therapeutic effects. Experts recommend adopting traditional Chinese medicine to regulate the patient holistically and, based on this, to classify and treat symptoms accordingly. This approach can yield excellent therapeutic effects, and a significant portion of patients can achieve clinical cure!