The main cause of thought breakdowns is related to schizophrenia, where the patient’s thinking is not logically coherent and can progress to schizophrenia in severe cases. For the treatment of psychiatric disorders, medication is generally used, and the prognosis should be good for patients after treatment. The following is a detailed description of the prognosis for the treatment of thought breakdowns: 1. The course of the disease and prognosis: the prognosis is generally better for those who have an acute onset, have obvious triggers, have no obvious defects in their personality before the disease, have an insignificant family genetic history, and have an intermittent course of thought breakdowns. If early detection and treatment, most can obtain satisfactory results, symptoms can be controlled in time. 2, socio-cultural, psychosocial factors and prognosis: the prognosis of patients with thought disruption in developing countries (India, Nigeria) is better than in developed countries (United Kingdom, etc.), presumably influenced by family background, patient and family interaction, occupation, socio-economic and cultural factors. Domestic survey data showed that the prognosis of patients with thought disruption was found to be related to the economic level of the family and the attitude of family members toward the patient. The prognosis of patients in families with upper economic level was 52% and 23.4% in those with lower economic level. This correlation was seen in both urban and rural groups of patients, and was more pronounced in urban areas. 3. Prognosis and treatment: Since the 1950s, with the widespread use of antipsychotic drugs, the clinical remission rate has improved significantly.