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If you have paranoia and are successfully treated
by JD623, Sep 07, 2009 10:50PM
My wife has had paranoia for many years. It led to her depression recently and she has been on medication for two months now. If you have heard any successful story on treatment of paranoia, pls share with me. Thanks.
JD
JD
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by ILADVOCATE, Sep 08, 2009 12:21AM
To: JD623
It depends where the paranoia is coming from. That's not generally a part of depression but it can be from depression with psychotic features or other related conditions but only a psychiatrist would understand the specifics of it but ask them where the paranoia comes from. Recovery rates from antipsychotics vary but they will improve as new treatments become FDA approved (you can read through my posts for more information) so don't give up hope. But do discuss the whole issue with her psychiatrist.
by JD623, Sep 08, 2009 07:07PM
To: ILADVOCATE
Many thanks to your info & encouragement.
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