Q1. Smoking : in my experience ( my own family member ) , smoking is an important reason for relapse and re-entry to hospital. There is an unbelievable drs not knowing - there are a lot of scholarly articles, on the antagonising effect of smoking ..on the efficacy of neurotransmitters- in
So many drs ignore this. 2. Explanation of such resistance: is there a gene , that is actually acting all the time..that upgrades the body's neurotransmitters.
The drs in Australia rely mainly on medicines. The results are bad On top of this, the more Western the dr 's background is, or the more the dr is ( I put it in such terms, kind ones- I think - ) of western outlook ( very narrow ) the more likely the diagnosis of - INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR, and such things. Psychosis is arguably a tangible thing to diagnose, and is as you very well show the results of not treating it- suicide etc. But a lot of doagnoses based on what a doctor considers appropriate or not- is , I PUT TO YOU SIR, A DANGEROUS verdict. -
my younger sister suffering from treatment resistance schizophrenia she has taken Clozapine 900mg, risperidone, arip mt, but she became aggressive and violentand 2,4impulses come in a day please suggest me your advice.
Several second-generation antipsychotics have emerged as potential alternatives for managing TRS. These include lurasidone, brexpiprazole, and cariprazine. These medications have unique pharmacological profiles and may offer better tolerability and safety profiles compared to first-generation antipsychotics (Citrome, 2016). Emerging research has highlighted the role of the glutamatergic system in schizophrenia. Glutamatergic modulators, such as N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonists (e.g., memantine) and glycine receptor agonists (e.g., D-serine), have shown promise in improving TRS symptoms. These agents aim to enhance glutamate neurotransmission, which is thought to be disrupted in schizophrenia (Schell et al., 2013).
Unfortunately drs say weird things like : oh its the wrong drug.. oh let's try this one.. 3. My understanding is that neuroleptics - are lipolytic drugs- and it takes about 14 days for a therapeutic level to be attained in the Ascending reticular ..
Ascending Reticular Formation.. That is unfortunately the same site of wakefulness. So may patients smoke because they feel drowsy The drs say wrongly oh they're addicted, put them on nicotine patches etc One does become addicted to tobacco, of course- eventually. And then its too late Patients afflicted with psychosis universally smoke. There are no alternative ways to make patient wake, or lois this drowsiness. Such as physical exercises, im thinking of Taichi and the like Hospitals in Australia are just locked- up places, akin jails, and its not a humane way to treat patients. 1. Allowing them to smoke because they : " ARE FREE TO CHOOSE..TO SMOKE " what a contradiction: they're confined many by law, yet they are ASSUMED TO BE ABLE TO MAKE THE judgement on smoking- none of the patients understand how that silly interpretation of a person's freedom is a factor, in so much recidivism 2. The other big problem in this country is that ITS OK TO USE - THE folly is like this Youth are encouraged to go to big gatherings- so called concerts 3. The medical authorities ( just see what these are like: say to the youth - because of the spate in SUDDEN DEATHS at such POLICED 😄😄VENUES What I say now: IS WITHOUT LEGAL PREJUDICE, PLEASE. NO MALICE INTENDED THE Premier of NSW , I understood her to say something like the following in this topic to the youth Go , but if the cocktail you're taking contains AN UNKNOWN SUBSTANCE then dont Is that not clearly a maddening thing- ENOUGH YO MAKE ONE SICK ? and : there are baskets provided for your convenience, so throw these UNKNOWNS AWAY 3. is there not an undeniable subliminal conditioning going on? Its ok to take recreational drugs, as long as 3.1 you're not selling Big amounts 3.2 as long as you don't take illicit substances, which you don't RECOGNISE.. the greatest number of recidivist psychotic pstients are, anecdotally caused by such drugs,
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Dr Dr if the speed of talking is reduced, understanding will be good. Otherwise fantastic. Thank you 😊
Are usually listen to lectures at double speed I listen to this lecture at 1.5 times the speed. His speed was not an issue for me whatsoever.
Thank you for the video, can you please link here which video is about treatment for a patient who do not react for medicine treatment?
Your analysis is good. Cronic schizophrenia is resistant to treatment.
Are there any repurposed drugs in trial for resistant schizophrenia like flunarazine , cinnarazine ?
Q1. Smoking : in my experience ( my own family member ) , smoking is an important reason for relapse and re-entry to hospital. There is an unbelievable drs not knowing - there are a lot of scholarly articles, on the antagonising effect of smoking ..on the efficacy of neurotransmitters- in
very informative . thankyou
So many drs ignore this.
2. Explanation of such resistance: is there a gene , that is actually acting all the time..that upgrades the body's neurotransmitters.
Calm down
😂
🙏 subtitulos por favor please.
Speed thrills, but kills sir
The drs in Australia rely mainly on medicines. The results are bad
On top of this, the more Western the dr 's background is, or the more the dr is ( I put it in such terms, kind ones- I think - ) of western outlook ( very narrow ) the more likely the diagnosis of - INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR, and such things. Psychosis is arguably a tangible thing to diagnose, and is as you very well show the results of not treating it- suicide etc. But a lot of doagnoses based on what a doctor considers appropriate or not- is , I PUT TO YOU SIR, A DANGEROUS verdict. -
my younger sister suffering from treatment resistance schizophrenia she has taken Clozapine 900mg, risperidone, arip mt, but she became aggressive and violentand 2,4impulses come in a day please suggest me your advice.
Hello! We are living in the same exact scenario this past month, can you please update me what happened to you? How's you're sister doing?
ECT. I had it before.
rTMS
Several second-generation antipsychotics have emerged as potential alternatives for managing TRS. These include lurasidone, brexpiprazole, and cariprazine. These medications have unique pharmacological profiles and may offer better tolerability and safety profiles compared to first-generation antipsychotics (Citrome, 2016).
Emerging research has highlighted the role of the glutamatergic system in schizophrenia. Glutamatergic modulators, such as N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonists (e.g., memantine) and glycine receptor agonists (e.g., D-serine), have shown promise in improving TRS symptoms. These agents aim to enhance glutamate neurotransmission, which is thought to be disrupted in schizophrenia (Schell et al., 2013).
he himself need treatment 😂😂
He is restless
Unfortunately drs say weird things like : oh its the wrong drug.. oh let's try this one..
3. My understanding is that neuroleptics - are lipolytic drugs- and it takes about 14 days for a therapeutic level to be attained in the Ascending reticular ..
Ascending Reticular Formation..
That is unfortunately the same site of wakefulness.
So may patients smoke because they feel drowsy
The drs say wrongly oh they're addicted, put them on nicotine patches etc
One does become addicted to tobacco, of course- eventually. And then its too late
Patients afflicted with psychosis universally smoke.
There are no alternative ways to make patient wake, or lois this drowsiness. Such as physical exercises, im thinking of Taichi and the like
Hospitals in Australia are just locked- up places, akin jails, and its not a humane way to treat patients. 1. Allowing them to smoke because they : " ARE FREE TO CHOOSE..TO SMOKE " what a contradiction: they're confined many by law, yet they are ASSUMED TO BE ABLE TO MAKE THE judgement on smoking- none of the patients understand how that silly interpretation of a person's freedom is a factor, in so much recidivism
2. The other big problem in this country is that
ITS OK TO USE -
THE folly is like this
Youth are encouraged to go to big gatherings- so called concerts
3. The medical authorities ( just see what these are like: say to the youth
- because of the spate in SUDDEN DEATHS at such POLICED 😄😄VENUES
What I say now: IS WITHOUT LEGAL PREJUDICE, PLEASE. NO MALICE INTENDED
THE Premier of NSW , I understood her to say something like the following in this topic to the youth
Go , but if the cocktail you're taking contains AN UNKNOWN SUBSTANCE
then dont
Is that not clearly a maddening thing- ENOUGH YO MAKE ONE SICK ?
and : there are baskets provided for your convenience, so throw these UNKNOWNS AWAY
3. is there not an undeniable subliminal conditioning going on? Its ok to take recreational drugs, as long as 3.1 you're not selling Big amounts 3.2 as long as you don't take illicit substances, which you don't RECOGNISE.. the greatest number of recidivist psychotic pstients are, anecdotally caused by such drugs,
@@wadiefaridhaddad7429 STFU.
Slow thoght sir
It's fake