Question 1

whats schizophreniform disorder?

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Shorter-term : It's considered one of the psychotic disorders, similar to schizophrenia. The difference is that an episode of this disorder lasts between 1 and 6 months.

Question 2

how do u get schizophreniform disorder?

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Heredity: Schizophreniform d/o basically means someone who has signs and symptoms consistent with schizophrenia, but for less than six months. There can be other conditions including physical ailments which can mimic the symptoms of schizophrenia. Be sure and see a board certified psychiatrist and good luck.

Question 3

what is the definition or description of: schizophreniform disorder?

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Schizophreniform: Basically schizophrenia symptoms that occur more than a month but less than 6 months.   So in some cases can be considered an early diagnosis that can turn into a diagnosis of schizophrenia, or in other cases is a transient case likely due to some other factor.   Delusion, hallucinations, disorganized speech and/or behavior and shallow or blunted emotions are among the important symptoms.

Question 4

what is the treatment for schizophreniform disorder?

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Antipsychotics: Schizophreniform disorder is, essentially, the early stages of schizophrenia, with symptoms lasting no more than 6 months and not necessarily causing major impairment.  About 1/3 recover within 6 months; the remaining 2/3 go on to a diagnosis of schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder..

Question 5

hi, doctors! 
im suffer from schizophreniform disorder. how long i take medication for this mental illness?

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Can't say: We don't know what medications you take nor your personal history. Sometimes it takes more than one psychiatric medication to treat this condition. Additionally, you may have trials of some medications that are successful and others that are not. For some, the medication regimen may be complex. There isn't a a way to provide you a prediction. Take care.

Question 6

wat r the most common local and neurological causes of dysgueisia??is dysguesia a serious disorder??

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It&#x27;s &quot;dysgeusia&quot;: Dysgeusia = altered taste. Tongue can sense only 4 things: Sweet, sour, bitter, salty. All other &quot;taste&quot; is actually smell = dysosmia. Need to figure out if your &quot;dysgeusia&quot; is a primary taste disorder or actually your nose. The eyes may not see, the ears may not hear, but the nose knows.

Question 7

what causes mental health disorders?

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Etiology: Easiest way is to think of causes as Biopsychosocial. The biological is genetics. The psychological is self concept such as self-esteem. The social is environment such as stress or traumas.

Question 8

who can get pick's disease? what causes it?

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Pick's Disease: Risk for frontotemporal dementia is ^ if there is a family history of dementia.  It is caused by shrinkage of the  frontal and temporal lobes.

Question 9

what is that disease that causes rapid aging in children?

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Random mutation: This rare pattern of premature aging is caused by a random new genetic mutation. Assessment and confirmantion of any such DX by a geneticist is imperitive. Most work with a team of specialists who can monitor the DX specific healthrisks &amp; provide guidence for your local source of care.They can also help you find support groups &amp; other parents in the same situation.

Question 10

what can cause lafora disease?

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Lafora: Lafora disease, also called lafora progressive myoclonic epilepsy or melf  is a fatal autosomal recessive genetic disorder characterized by the presence of lafora inclusion bodies within the cells of the neurons, heart, liver, muscle, and skin. Most patients with this disease do not live past the age of 25, and death within ten years of symptoms is usual. No treatment is known at this time.

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