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A member asked:
I always think of the same idea over and over i have schizophrenia and iam on medication?
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Depends on idea: it depends on the type of idea that you are thinking of repetitively as to whether that is abnormal or may represent loss of control or lack of control of your schizophrenia.if they are the type of thoughts that you feel are inappropriate and are bothering you then you need to speak with your doctor immediately. If it's on how to cure breast cancer then, please continue to indulge your efforts.
Answered 11/13/2014
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Please yet your: psychiatrist know. This can occur with Schizophrenia and may respond to optimizing your medications. Take care.
Answered 11/16/2014
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