hi, my psychiatry says I have auditory hallucinations but I don’t understand if I have them, how are they done? I fear that you are mistaken in fact, for now I take risperidone aurobindo 1 tablet in the evening of 3 milligrams, will you send them away?
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They will probably be less present now that you are on meds but for some people they dont completely go away
thanks for the reply, can you explain how they are made? can you understand it if you have them? are they heard from the ears or are they confused with the thought? sorry for so many questions
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Its noise coming from your brain not the ears
but it can seem like your hearing it from your ears
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I would like to ask you the last thing if possible, is it possible that one does not notice that he is hallucinating? because I don’t notice it, in fact I’m afraid that psychiatry is wrong
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I think you would notice your hallucinations but if your having delusions you may not notice unless you have insight into your illness
it seems very complicated to understand it from me, I don’t know what to do
anyway thanks a lot for the replies!
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good evening, I’m fixating on one thing and I felt scared, a little while ago I did some shopping and the cashier asked me in a kind and cheerful way if I had two liter bottles of water in the trolley, I signed with two fingers and I said in a somewhat harsh tone two, she did the operations at the cash register and never looked at me, she gave me the receipt I said “goodbye” and it seemed to me she reacted as if I hadn’t said anything she continued not to look at me and went about her operations quietly, perhaps I think too much about these auditory hallucinations, and I began to think but was it the tone or I didn’t tell her anything and I looked like she doesn’t speak, it’s plausible like hallucination or not? I’m sorry, I need reassurance right now.
They’ve been bad lately. Myeds though help a lot.
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