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Does anyone else have constant visual hallucinations? My anti-psychotic meds have not made them go away. Right now they are pretty benign but still there. It upsets me a lot. I don't want to be seeing the walls and floors moving around.
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![]() *Laurie*, Alone & confused, Anonymous48690, BlackSheep79
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I don't have this problem, but is there any chance that your meds could be contributing to this? Maybe a bad reaction to them??
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I recommend you discuss this with your doctor and give it a week for the antipsychotics to kick in. Best wishes..
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I have been on some form of antipsychotics for years actually. I just called my psych nurse's office and they didn't say much. I'm trying to get back into the partial hospitalization program in my area. I've been dealing with this since I was 18 and it's getting worse
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I don't have visual hallucinations. Sorry. They must be annoying.
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When it's really bad, I just sit there in a daze watching. I've tried APs and they don't work. I'm kinda used to it though. Sometimes when I'm bored, I just watch it like a free acid trip...quite the show. But for the most part, I just ignore it and pay it no mind. But every now and then it'll catch my eye. |
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![]() I'm actually glad to see that someone else sees the same thing that I see because I'm worried that I might of self inflicted this 30 years ago when I was a teenager tripping acid. After studying the half life of psychedelics, it says it is just a matter of days for the body to break it down. I think it just made me aware of it. Another told me that it's a symptom of derealization, but I really don't know. It would be nice if someone else was to step up and say so. ![]() |
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The ones I've found that describes it are "non-specific" hallucinations. Come to think about it, I described my visuals to my new pdoc and she agreed that beepers can have these types of hallucinations. |
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