you are ebola patient zero
Let's see.
Nuisances, more than anything. Debilitating, sure. I have chronic fatigue. Some speculate the exhaustion derives from my anxiety condition. I've always been tired, but it's not narcolepsy. It's not anemia, either.This also may contribute to these random heightened sensorial experiences like hallucinations.
Added to the fatigue is my sleeping problem. I sleep in chunks. Again, anxiety.
Some micro fainting spells. Blood pressure drops.
Random allergies. Low breathing capacity, I would say.
Heart genetic condition.
There are no indications that they will get better any time soon, so I consider them permanent.
Do I try to compensate for these things? I don't think about these things too much. They're conditions, so I have to live with them. There is no compensation enough to alleviate the symptoms. I can't drink coffee, I'm allergic to whatever it is in the grain and I can't run around for extended periods of time, therefore, I can't get mental energy. The energy dies the more I struggle to keep it up. Like shifting sands.
They are inflating the number of possible mental illnesses that can result from it pretty damn far, especially in the link, but it's the closest thing to an answer that makes sense to me. I tried Zinc for reasons independent of my schizophrenia, and it's severity reduced significantly. Placebo would have been a risk if I'd expected it to fix it before trying it, but instead that problem being solved happened as an unintended side effect.
If they're wrong, Zinc still somehow has made my life easier, and in due time they'll have the actual reason why. From older data anyway they claimed it was something around 1/5 schizophrenics might actually just have an improper diet, which isn't very many people.