How long does it take to treat psychosis

1. How long does it take for mental illness to be compulsory**.

1. Mental illness is compulsory**, and it is generally necessary to be discharged from the hospital for more than two months. The length of hospital stay for patients with mental illness mainly depends on the degree and speed of improvement of the patient's condition, and most antipsychotic drugs take effect in about half a month, and when the condition is stable, discharge can be considered after half a month. If the condition improves slowly during the ** process, medication adjustment takes a long time, and the length of hospital stay may be extended to two months or more.

2. Legal basis: Article 306 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China.

Compulsory treatment establishments shall periodically conduct diagnostic assessments of persons subject to compulsory treatment. Where there is no longer a personal danger and there is no need to continue compulsory treatment, an opinion on the release shall be promptly submitted and reported to the people's court that made the compulsory treatment decision for approval. Persons subject to compulsory treatment and their close relatives have the right to apply for the removal of compulsory treatment.

2. Is there a charge for compulsory treatment for mental illness?

Compulsory treatment for mental illness is generally free of charge, and the cost of compulsory treatment should be borne by the state. Where, on the basis of relevant provisions, a mentally ill person causes harmful results when he is unable to recognize or control his own conduct, and it is confirmed through legally-prescribed procedures, he does not bear criminal responsibility, but his family or guardian shall be ordered to strictly supervise and receive medical treatment, and when necessary, compulsory treatment. An intermittent mentally ill person who commits a crime when he is mentally normal shall bear criminal responsibility.

Where a mentally ill person who has not completely lost the ability to recognize or control his or her own conduct commits a crime, he shall bear criminal responsibility, but the punishment may be mitigated or commuted.

Hello. The Code of Criminal Procedure does not stipulate the time limit for compulsory treatment.

Article 540 of the Interpretation on the Application of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that where an application for lifting compulsory treatment submitted by a person subject to compulsory treatment or his close relatives is rejected by the people's court, and the application is submitted again after 6 months, the people's court shall accept it. For the purposes of this provision, the period of compulsory treatment is within six months of the court's decision on compulsory treatment.

There is no limit, ** will go on forever. Or medical parole.

Hello this friend:

Strictly speaking: mental illness cannot be completely **. Because mental illness is a problem with the person's spirit, and the patient's body is not problematic.

Because any instrument can't detect any problems, it is impossible to use medication. It should only be used according to the presentation of patients with mental illness.

For example, when a mentally ill patient is manic, some sedative drugs are used. When a mentally ill person is depressed and wants to commit suicide, drugs to increase mental excitement are used. That's what it means to be mentally ill.

So, please don't easily believe the slogan that mental illness can be completely ** advertised. Mental illness is hard to get rid of.

Because hospitals are built to make money. Therefore, for minor psychological problems, they will also be diagnosed with mental illness and prescribed corresponding medications.

General mental illness can be cured, but after being cured, psychological readjustment is required, and the cognition of society needs to be changed, that is, the ideological content needs to be changed. The occurrence of psychosis has a mutated nature, and if you do not regulate your own psychological state, those ** statements are not completely valid, but can also be called sudden psychotic symptoms.

My grandmother has been mentally ill for many years, and she has seizures almost every year, and she doesn't know anyone when she has an attack, and she often talks to herself, goes out, etc., and I really want to be cured of her illness, and everyone who is kind will follow me to find a way.

Yes, but as an aid, you need to go to a regular hospital for a long distance, and if necessary, you need to take some helpful medicine.

Yes, and the effect is very obvious. It can be effective in two weeks in a regular hospital.

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