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A member asked:
Due to a past sufferer of schizophrenia i'm having repeat episodes in my mind of delusional thoughts all about my penis , how do be positive ?
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Seek booster-shot Tx: Schizophrenia in your past is always a reason to seek supportive booster shots of therapy and medication throughout life at difficult times. It may only take a short time to get things under control. You ARE being positive and with the right help I expect you'll learn ways to handle this. You're doing the right thing. Best!
Answered 6/9/2016
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