Negative Symptoms Of Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia is commonly described in negative and positive symptoms. Negative symptoms are deficits of ordinary emotional responds or of other thoughts processed, and respond less to medication. They commonly include flat expressions or small emotion, speech unable to experience pleasure, lack passion to form a relationship. Negative symptoms appear to donate more often to like of poor quality, working ability, and the load on others than positive symptoms do. People with greater negative symptoms usually have a history of substandard adjustment before the onset of illness, and responds to medications are usually limited. Positive symptoms are those an individual don’t regularly experience, but are existing in people with schizophrenia.