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Can a person suffering from mixed type delusional disorder go back to normal after treatment?
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Yes: Obviously there are no guarantees but many mental conditions including the serious one that is mentioned can be put into remission and allow a patient to resume normal functioning. Frequently maintenance treatment may be necessary.
Answered 7/6/2015
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