Medicines work differently on different people. Some people achieve good results from treatment and require medicines only for the short period of time. For example, the person suffering from depression, can feel much better already after a drug intake within only several months, and can more never in it require. To people with such diseases as the schizophrenia and bipolar frustration, or to the people, suffering long-term or heavy depression, can be necessary much longer period of a drug intake.
At some people collateral actions of medicines are shown, at some are not present. Doses can be small or big, depending on a preparation and the patient. Factors which can influence influence of preparations on people include:
• Type of mental frustration – depression, uneasiness, bipolar frustration, a schizophrenia.
• the Age, sex and physical parametres
• Physical diseases
• habits – such, as smoking and the alcohol use
• functioning of a liver and kidneys
• Genetics
• Other preparations and grassy / vitamin additives
• the Diet Whether
• preparations in conformity with the instruction are accepted
What medicines are used for schizophrenia treatment?
For treatment of a schizophrenia and the frustration connected with it used antipsychotic medicines. Some of these medicines are accessible from the middle of 1950th years. Them also name “typical” antipsychotic preparations. Some of most often used a medicine, include:
• Hlorpromazin (Thorazine)
• Galoperidol (Haldol)
• Perfenazin (the general only)
• Flufenazin (the general only).
In 1990 new antipsychotic medicines have been developed. These new medicines name preparations of the second generation, or “atypical” antipsychotic preparations.