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Old Jun 14, 2020, 06:39 AM
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I’m convinced it’s because of stress causing high anxiety...for the last few days I’ve had the sensation of bugs crawling on me. I think I’m just overwhelmed! I’m know it’s not real bugs but I still scratch and flinch when I feel it!

I did tell my psyd and he says to manage my stress as well as I can and call my pdoc Monday if it’s worse.
I’m convinced this has nothing to do with psychosis.

Anyone else feel this stuff when stressed/anxious?
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Generally it’s they way psychosis reacts to stress or anxiety.....usually for tactile hallucinations I use some sort of tactile stimulation like a shower or a textured glove to help Stop it.
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Usually I can take a shower that’s really hot and it
May help but I’m at work til 3 today. I really don’t want to
Call my dr. I’m sure I’ll be fine.
I’m even feeling them right now on my face!
But I know it’s not real-could that still
Be a Hallucination!
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Old Jun 14, 2020, 12:53 PM
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Yeah, it happens. It is called delusions of parasitosis. Have you ever had it before?

The treatment of choice historically is pimozide. It works great. Never had it not work, ever. Zyprexa can also work.

If it is still there on Monday, just ask the pdoc about pimozide, would be my friendly advice. Hope your day is not too bad.
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Never heard of it!

I’m feeling fine mood wise-not depression or mania. I talked to my dr last week before it started lol I’m gonna try
Taking a Valium when it gets really bad.
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Oh your question-yes I’ve felt this often but I’m
Usually psychotic
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I’m still having this sensation every day but no other issues
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If it continues to bother you, you could always aks your doctor for help with it...
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Have you, by any chance, stopped taking seroquel lately?
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I don’t want more meds!
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It may not go away without treatment, Halliebeth. But Zyprexa has been reported to be effective. Never heard about Risperdal working.
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