This drug is administered by your healthcare practitioner (HCP), which usually means: 1  It may be expensive. 2  You cannot fill this prescription in a regular pharmacy. Your doctor, hospital, or clinic will provide this medication. 3  This drug is likely to be covered under your medical benefit if you have insurance.
The symptoms of schizoaffective disorder can include: 1  Changes in appetite and energy. 2  Disorganized speech that is not logical.  False beliefs (delusions), such as thinking someone is trying to harm you (paranoia) or thinking that special messages are hidden in common places (delusions of reference)
A person with schizoaffective disorder who experiences depression but not mania has schizoaffective depressive type. Because of the extreme variance (from mania to depression to psychosis) of symptoms experienced by a person with schizoaffective disorder, the patient may present with any number of symptoms. For example, a person with schizoaffective disorder may: