Psychosis, Hallucinations w/o depression
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I am not depressed, but I have been seeing things that are not there for over one year now and it is becoming more frequent. I have seen things falling on me (when they werent) , bugs on my arms ( nothing there), swatting at things in front of me (nothing there), things (bugs) jumping at me (nothing there). In the beginning I just dismissed it, but now my family is noticing and asking questions. WHAT IS Wrong with me. Who do I ask?
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Misssy2 tricia14361
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If you are over 65....cataracts?
tricia14361 Misssy2
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g.90572 tricia14361
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tricia14361
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jimbourg8 tricia14361
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Well, I am not an expert or professional but my impressions are this:
There could be severeral reasons i think.
(1) Can happen from toxic effects of psychotropic drugs or taking several prescripton drugs simultaneously
(2) It could be from taking illegal street drugs.....
(3) or quite frankly --- pschosis
Why don't you seek ot professional help if you have not already. Otherwise I don't know what else to tell you. Good Luck
g.90572 tricia14361
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Charles bonnet syndrome is the name of the eye disease where patients usually elderly see things that aren't there
tricia14361 g.90572
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pixie22 tricia14361
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Anything that anyone on this forum suggests would simply be speculation. If it is bothering you and/or bothering your family, then you need to see a doctor as a first step. You can't do anything about it until you find out what is causing it. There could be a simple explanation and a simple solution, but you won't know until you ask.
borderriever tricia14361
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Talk to your GP with this problem
Are you taking any Psychotic medications or are you drinking in excessive amouts DTs ?? Sorry for asking
BOB
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barbara98940 tricia14361
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Hi Tricia, I too thought of charles bonnet syndrome. This where because of s sight problem your brain isn't getting enough visual stimulation from your eyes and reacts by giving you hallucinations. Although more often seen in older people, as they are more likely to suffer from eye problems, it can affect any age. Have a look at the macular society website and you'll find a better explanation there. It would certainly be a good idea to get your eyes tested to rule this out. I have just read in the Sunday Times Raconteur from 18 Sep 2016 that 50% of eye problems can be fixed if found early enough. So please get your eyes tested as soon as possible. Also see your GP to rule out any other cause. It could be due to another physical or mental health problem - I don't know what, but it needs checking out, not least because it must be so unsettling. All the best.
tricia14361 barbara98940
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