[-Astral-]

Can someone be so unwell that most of the time there is psychosis even with medication and unable to tell whats realty and whats not ?

can someone be so delusional with medication also unable to tell whats realty and whats not

[Sometimes psychotic]

yes absolutely, medicine really works perfectly only in about a third of people..

[-Astral-]

think this has been happening to me i live most of the time in other worlds or other places sometimes i cant tell what is real and what is not sometimes i think my husband is apart of my delusion , i cant tell what is real right now i know am sitting in my living room at the pc with music playing and my husband on mine craft with one of my cats sitting on his lap yet i also see other animals and people some of them friends unsure if my friends are real its getting so confusing and i cant tell what happening my husband says i need to come back to now try grounding myself unsure if that will work

There are stronger antipychotics like Risperdal that are more successful that other atypical anti psychotics...

I'm glad your husband is challenging you and working with you to do reality checks. You're mind is open, and you have insight. That is important, hang on to that as tightly as possible!

[franz kafka]

I've lost touch with reality completely before; it's very scary. I agree with Day Tripper, you still have insight, which is good. Keep challenging those unreal perceptions and thoughts.

[joshuas-mommy]

Originally Posted by -Astral-

Can someone be so unwell that most of the time there is psychosis even with medication and unable to tell whats realty and whats not ?

can someone be so delusional with medication also unable to tell whats realty and whats not

I have hallucinated on meds before. I think it is normal. You are suppose to get therapy with your meds.

[-Astral-]

i did get therapy but there only so much Am in the UK NHS is **** and i cant afford private

[joshuas-mommy]

Originally Posted by -Astral-

i did get therapy but there only so much Am in the UK NHS is **** and i cant afford private

I understand. Breakthrough hallucinations do happen. I also think that sometimes there are breakthrough delusions.

[Alice_WonderlandCat]

Yes I do believe that this can happen. I have severe psychosis during many medication treatment. I think that for some medication can only surpress certain symptoms. And for some all and others none. There are many degrees. Only recently has it turned moderate.

[Rincad]

This happened to me months and months when I was changing medication. My mom kept me home though but no med helped until seroquel which made me feel sedated and tried all day. So I reason that I have to feel sleepy all the time to decrease the time of the psychosis. But yes this can happen unfortunately. I suggest maybe trying different meds, coping mechanisms and talking to your treatment team maybe. Maybe loud music with headphones?

I’m glad that you are receiving help and that you have some insight. It’s better to have some than none right?

[Erti]

I still hear voices and see things and I'm on medication ALL THE ****ING TIME... thing is I have some insight... which is why they let me out of the hospital after adjusting medications a bit.

[-Astral-]

thank you all for replying ...sometimes when am really unwell am unsure of whats real and whats not kinda everything is a dream at the moment