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  • #50077
    johnbelley
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    I have paranoid schizophrenia and have had it for 6 years. I have been relapsing a lot more in the past year and its been affecting my studying.

    I used to be amazing at studying, but now I am finding it difficult because of the Voices and intrusive Thoughts, as well as the paranoia that increases my anxiety.

    Does anyone have any tips for me to study more efficiently while fighting the Demons within?

    #50078
    noah
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    I’d say record yourself saying things you need to know..then put it on your ipod or mp3 player..
    and listen to in on shuffle or on repete of the playlist of you saying things you need to know…
    you’ll hear it and learn it..
    maybe even record it..listen and follow along..

    #50079
    johnbelley
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    @noah
    Seems good suggest. But what if it wont work ?

    #50080
    noah
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    if that doesn’t help.. maybe talk with your doctor about chaning meds if you’re on them. btw which you take most ?

    #50081
    johnbelley
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    I take Haloperidol 20mg, Olanzapine 5mg and Procyclidine 10mg a day.

    #50082
    liam
    Participant

    Are you on medication and in therapy? Perhaps the doctor needs to change things.

    #50083
    alex
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    Every one has his own problem don’t notice your problem find something more interesting than studying sth like love or art there are more interesting for you bro

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by alex.
    #50085
    johnbelley
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    @liam
    Yes iam on medication and in therapy


    @alex

    Thanks for motivation really appreciate

    #50131
    Lifetimeomics
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    Paranoia and anxiety makes the brain release stress hormones like “cortisol”. This causes a dark cycle in which the body reacts with inflammation which in turn creates more stress and anxiety. While it is hard for most people to fight anxiety on their own, nobody is a slave to their genes or their environment or past experiences. I would recommend doing research on psychological therapies or mindfulness therapies. Science is showing a lot of good results from mindful meditation practices. Focusing on a good diet and exercise also helps bring back a good balance in life. I recommend measuring your microbiome before and after you start the new dark-mood busting health strategies. The microbiome has been shown to be directly connected to our moods.

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