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Schizophrenia and calcified lession seen
She refuses to take medicine what can i do and also she has calcifiedlession seen in left partaial region in brain and patient of schizophrenia
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Please consultant best psychology
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Pls consultant any best psychologist
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You should consult a Psychologist for counselling and psychotherapy.
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Consent to neurologist I’m physiotherapist ma’am
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Dr. Minali Saikia (PT)
Physiotherapist
6 yrs exp
Gurgaon
It is out of scope of physical therapy. For the lesion in brain and schizophrenia she definitely needs a help of neuro physician and psychiatrist. We can work with the damage to the muscles or limb through exercise only after the lesion is cured.
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