What traditional Chinese medicine does schizophrenia take

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Because schizophrenia is very harmful to the physical and mental health of patients and friends, many patients with this disease can't wait to cure this disease, so they often ignore the precautions of medication in the treatment, which leads to the aggravation of the disease. Let's share what traditional Chinese medicine schizophrenia takes.

What traditional Chinese medicine does schizophrenia take

Drug 1: chlorpromazine: the most commonly used drug in the treatment of this disease, which is suitable for various acute schizophrenic patients with psychomotor excitement and hallucinations. The common dosage for adults is 300-400 mg / D, and the medication for the elderly should be reduced. This medicine has good curative effect on the patients with positive symptoms such as agitation, hallucination and delusion.

Drug 2: perphenazine: for elderly patients with poor physical condition. Shifu syndrome is basically the same as he Bingsheng syndrome. The suitable dosage for adults is 20-40mg per day in outpatient department, and 40-60mg per day in inpatients. The sedative effect is lighter than that of Chloropropanol, and systemic hypotension is rare.

Drug 3: trifluoperazine: besides the anti hallucination and delusion effect, it has certain curative effect on behavioral withdrawal and emotional indifference. There is no sedative effect, but excitation and activation. The treatment dose for adults is 20-40 mg per day.

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In a word, the lack of dopamine in the nucleus accumbens of schizophrenia leads to loss of pleasure. In order to stimulate the release of dopamine in the nucleus accumbens, schizophrenia patients tend to smoke, so it is more difficult for them to quit smoking than normal people. However, smoking increases norepinephrine, norepinephrine increases body metabolism, the latter increases the level of free radicals, free radicals cause neuronal lipid peroxidation, damage neurons, inhibit neurotransmitter transmission. When inhibiting dopamine conduction in the midbrain cortical pathway, it causes negative, cognitive and mood symptoms; when inhibiting gamma aminobutyric acid conduction in the cortical limbic pathway, dopaminergic de inhibitory excitation in the midbrain limbic pathway causes positive symptoms, arousal and agitation; moreover, smoking can accelerate the metabolism of antipsychotics, so smoking should be controlled in patients with schizophrenia.