<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.My son who is a computer programmer and Masters of IT student travelled to the UK from Australia his antipsychotic drug Solian stopped working on the flight over. He experienced psychosis and spent some weeks being treated with other drugs. He has now been admitted to a high care facility and being treated with Soloquin. My question: Soloquin is an older drug and seems heavily sedative with sometimes severe side affects. Will the sedative affect wear off so he can resume his life? Is there a more modern drug that would help him?Thanks AAA  <response>: Hello,First you should maintain him on regular medicines and follow-ups with psychiatrist. The longer is duration of untreated psychosis, harder it gets to treat. Then coming to Chat Doctor. Sedation would wear off gradually over a period of time and side effects should not be a problem if you keep monitoring for them regularly and have a good diet and exercise plan for him. He should be able to work and encouraged to once his symptoms are under control. There is another 