मेरी हालत एंटीसाइकोटिक दवा बंद करने के बाद आयुर्वेदिक इलाज के बावजूद क्यों बिगड़ जाती है? - #55449

Schizophrenia or psychosis commonly relapses after stopping antipsychotic medicines because the brain chemistry imbalance may still persist even if symptoms improved temporarily. Ayurveda can support sleep, anxiety, stress tolerance and cognition, but severe psychotic disorders usually still need long-term psychiatric follow-up. Do not stop psychiatric medicines suddenly without psychiatrist supervision. Take Mahakalyanaka Ghritam 5 g twice daily after food Brahmi 500 mg twice daily Saraswatarishta 15 ml with equal water after meals Ashwagandha 3 g at night if anxiety and weakness present Lifestyle Regular sleep Avoid alcohol, cannabis, smoking Daily routine and family support important

▪︎Brahmi capsules- Two capsules twice daily with plain water half an hour after meals. ▪︎ Medhya Churna - 1 teaspoon once daily with 1 spoon of cow Ghee. ▪︎Stress Support -Capsules Two capsules twice daily with plain water half an hour after meals. ▪︎ Ashwagandha Powder -1 teaspoon once daily with 1 spoon of Cow Ghee. ▪︎Maintain Routine Physical Health Checks: Antipsychotic medications can increase the risk of metabolic issues, such as diabetes and cardiovascular conditions. Annual blood sugar, lipid profile, and blood pressure monitoring are highly recommended. ▪︎Avoid Alcohol, Cannabis, and Recreational Drugs: Substance use severely interferes with antipsychotic medications, drastically reduces their efficacy, and is highly linked to triggering acute psychotic episodes, worsening paranoia, and increasing hospitalizations.Monitor and Limit Stress High emotional expression, chaotic environments, and extreme stress can exacerbate symptoms. Establishing a predictable, structured daily routine helps keep dopamine and cortisol responses stable.Prioritize Sleep Hygiene Chronic sleep deprivation or disrupted sleep patterns heavily worsen hallucinations and delusions. Addressing sleep disorders or insomnia promptly with a clinician is vital.