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Possible Schizophrenia or more? |
I've done a lot of research and whatnot but I'm not really sure. Here's my problem. I've been having visual and auditory hallucinations for the past few weeks and I've also been having at least 3 extreme mood swings a day. I've also decided that I'm not going to talk so much anymore and I can't describe why I don't feel like talking or why I feel happy then suddenly depressed. Schizophrenia seems pretty clear but do the frequent mood swings mean a form of depression? What does not wanting to talk for no clear reason mean? See your doctor or talk to a counsellor but don't let it go. gosh i think i got that ... It could be anything. The frequent mood swings could be you are bi-polar. I would suggest you go see a psychologist and have him diagnose you. These symptoms do not necessarily mean you have schizophrenia. But you are totally right to be concerned; clearly something is wrong and you do need some good medical advice. You should not be having hallucinations. These could possibly have a physical, not a mental cause, so you MUST go to your doctor and tell him everything. He may well refer you to an expert, a psychiatrist. Only a psychiatrist can evaluate why you are having these problems. I think it's great that you've been researching your symptoms, and I would urge you to take the next step and get proper medical help - you will feel better once you do that and you will get help to stop the mood swings and hallucinations. Best of luck with it. Go to a medical doctor, preferably a psychiatrist. You can go to a psychologist or counselor if you want, but they can't prescribe medication. It sounds like you're going to need medication. I work for a mental health agency We need to talk. I am a retired psychiatric social worker. Go to my information and email me. You don't say how old you are. This sounds more like bipolar with psychosis, this is very treatable. If you are between 18 and 25 it could be schizophrenia. If 25 and on, more likely to be bipolar. Is this a sudden onset??? Seriously tho, if this is determined to be bipolar with psychosis a doctor can give you meds immediately to stop the hallucinations. The mood swings will take a little time. Please tell me you haven't been doing any drugs or been out with people who could have spiked your drink. You really need to see someone now, because this also could be a brain tumor. |
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