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I don't know what's going on lately. There's this voice in my head that calls me fat and tells me not to eat. I get a stomachache when I eat 'too much' of something. It's not just about food, though. It calls me names, and 'helps' me by suggesting suicide. My doc says I'm not Schizophrenic, but the voice recently turned to food, and I'm afraid I'll become anorexic or bulimic. What do I do?
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Well... I clearly don't know the answer to this.
![]() ![]() I don't know what your experience with your doc has been. But mine has always been pretty-much singularly unhelpful except for prescribing & monitoring psych med's. So, assuming that your experience has been more-or-less similar, perhaps one alternative would be to see if you can get in to see a psychologist or at least a mental health therapist (assuming you're not already doing so, of course.) At least this would give you someone in real life to talk this through with. And if they agree this is something to be concerned about perhaps they can help you to communicate your concerns to your current doc, or help you find someone else who will take an interest. ![]() Another alternative would be to see if you can be evaluated at an eating disorders program. And, beyond that, perhaps it's simply a matter of placing more emphasis on this with your doc. Maybe s/he just doesn't realize how significant a concern this is for you. You wrote that your doc told you you're not schizophrenic. I suppose it's possible what you're experiencing is simply due to anxiety. But it could be something else too. The only way you're going to be able to figure it out for sure is with the help of the mental health professionals in your life... either the ones you have now... or new ones if one ones you currently have aren't getting the job done for you. I wish you well... ![]() ![]()
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Maybe you need a second opinion on yoyr diagnosis?..
Those voices are serious & you need to deal with it between your Pdoc & therapist. The voice is the foundation if your problem NOT an ED. ED's ALWAYS have other underlting issues causing them that when resolved the ED is resolved also. Focus on the REAL problem & obly secondarily on any ED that may show up.
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Is it an audible voice or more like a strong thought blast?
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Sometimes I think it's audible, but most of the time it's in my head. I call him One. He can be really persuasive and sweet.
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I have OCD and I get ideas in my head from time to time (use to be constantly) of suicide, self harm, harming others, and I would hear a voice too as well. The voices and thoughts are still there, but they are quieter now. Took me a while, but I found a method that worked for me.
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