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We all know that once a person suffers from mental illnesses such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, etc., the severe blow is extremely great. The illness continues to corrode one's body, and one's own ideas, and finally even loses the ability to live, work, and eat. Many people have doubts about this: If you suffer from a mental illness, can you still sign up for work normally?

Here I want to tell you that after treatment, the condition is cured and the patient can fully enjoy the rights of a normal person and carry out normal activities, including work. So what should patients pay special attention to when signing up for work? The key points are as follows:

1. First, determine whether you are able to return to society

Patients with depression and anxiety, especially schizophrenia, if their acute symptoms are under control, they have self-awareness of their condition and are willing to take medications consistently, will interact more harmoniously with their family, friends, and people they come into contact with during the recovery and relief period of the disease. Their words and deeds are natural, and their responses to questions are relevant, making people feel that there is no grudge in getting along with them. Their facial emotions are more natural, their eyes are more flexible, and others can see normal changes in joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness on their faces. Then, patients can sign up for work while insisting on taking medications consistently.

2. Persevere in medical treatment and take medicine properly

Although the actual prognosis of mental illness is good, patients need to take medications persistently and do not need to reduce, stop or change medications on their own. Just follow the doctor's instructions!

After the symptoms of schizophrenia have completely subsided, the original treatment dosage should be continued for more than half a year, and finally the dosage should be gradually reduced to the maintenance period. The maintenance period treatment is at least 2 years. Because schizophrenia is very easy to relapse, more than 80% of patients may need to take medication for life to prevent relapses. Otherwise, the high recurrence of schizophrenia will make the patient fall into pain again!

The same is true for patients with depression and anxiety. After the condition has basically stabilized, they need to continue treatment for a period of time.

3. Get rid of inferiority complex and guilt

Many corporate leaders are suspicious of schizophrenia patients and resolutely classify these "problem employees" as "separate items". Even the patients themselves may feel negatively that their future prospects will be bleak and they will have to live like zombies for the rest of their lives, and will no longer be able to work, eat, live and work like normal people.

But the objective reality is not like this. Thousands of cases have proven that schizophrenia patients can still be successful in their jobs. In the history of 5,000 years, there are many examples of famous people who have schizophrenia and still succeed.