Do I Have Prodromal Schizophrenia?
Signs That You May Be in a Prodrome Include Trouble with Your Memory or Problems with Paying Attention and Staying Focused. Mood Swings and Depression Can...
Signs that you may be in a prodrome include trouble with your memory or problems with paying attention and staying focused. Mood swings and depression can happen. You may have anxiety and feel guilty about things or mistrust others. You could even have thoughts of suicide.
What are prodromal symptoms of schizophrenia?
Prodromal schizophrenia symptoms
- withdrawal from social life or family activities.
- isolation.
- increased anxiety.
- difficulty concentrating or paying attention.
- lack of motivation.
- struggling to make decisions.
- changes to normal routine.
- forgetting or neglecting personal hygiene.
How long is prodrome schizophrenia?
The period of subclinical signs and symptoms that precedes the onset of psychosis is referred to as the prodrome. The prodromal period can last from weeks to several years, and comorbid disorders are very common during this period [42].