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Originally Posted by r731
Hi, this is my first post in the forum. I'm posting in this section since, in addition to my physical fatigue, I hear lots of voices.
All the time, I hear (internal and external) involuntary voices which are extremely degrading and provoking. These voices (accompanied by intrusive thoughts) create a tendency to harm myself. Beside the psychological problem, I'm really restless in the body, such as my spine sways; and my muscles/tissues are being irritated so that you have the need to press them all the time. Below I list my symptoms,
mental symptoms:
brooding
hearing voices
intrusive thoughts
fatigue
physical symptoms:
(internal) restlessness
(muscle) irritation & being tense
fatigue
The one solution I've come to is: to hold my breath forcefully for a few seconds before passing out. And then when I exhale, I feel extremely healthier for a few moments. During these moments, there are no hallucinations and no mental fatigue... I also do get a sense of control without the need to brood.
What I want to know is what happens during the forceful inhalation in the brain?
What I experience when holding my breath is a sense of inward pressure towards the brain (excluding trembling and the sense of passing out).
Thanks for reading...
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I like Having a Bad Day's response. I am a mother of a schizophrenic son.