I have experienced plenty of hallucinations but nearly all of them center around me winning the Texas Lottery... Then reality slams me with more reality when I discover that there is no extra cash in my wallet...

I don't take meds but I've had auditory hallucinations. I don't know what causes them and I just try to ignore them. I would talk to your doctor for sure.

Mine are auditory too. A "thud" behind my headboard woke me up one night, and of course there was no thud. I "hear" the doorbell and know that no one is there. I take Betaseron, baclofen, and clonazipam.

I also sometimes have difficulty distinguishing reality from dreams, which are vivid and in color, and long. One night I fell asleep watching TV, when I awoke I didn't know what was real or if I'd been dreaming.

I see things. It is 99% of the time in my peripheral vision so whether you want to call it a hallucination or not, I don't know but I certainly have abnormalities. Sometimes very difficult to distinguish between what I actually saw and what I thought I did. I certainly feel your frustration on this...

i was experiencing similar haullcinations about 5 years ago. i thought i kept seeing something like a black dog running in front of the headlights.

my husband said there was nothing there. and i kept seeing the same thing in different locations on different nights.

it stopped after a while. i think i was on copaxone or rebif then.

I call them shadow buddies. I see shadows in my peripheral vision all the time. I hate driving at night because it always looks like something is about to run out in front of me.

Even though I know there is nothing there I still have that uneasy feeling & become very stressed. Needless to say my husband does the night driving.

forgot to mention, i have been taking Baclofen for a long time now.

I have never had hallucinations of any kind and I have had all of those drugs mentioned (baclofen, avonex, rebif, clonazapam). Please talk to your druggist re side effects or speak to your neuo.
This is all new to me. But there are so many new chemicals in the enviroment.

During this past year I have been seeing shadows,not just of people but 'things'. I haven't said a anything to my neurologist. I'll be interest if your drs. say anything. If they do please share.

I'm almost afraid to share my "shadow buddies" ( love that term btw) with any doctors..they are already so intent on denying symptoms I give them as "depression" or "conversion disorder" with out testing. Don't wanna fuel that fire!

I should correct my post: i am not on effexor, valium, Ritalin, or anivert just baclofen, interferon, clonazapam, ambien and a few others but no hallucintions if that helps you narrow down which drug could cause this. Phrmacists r really very helpful w/out judgment. Best to you, Ez

This afternoon I asked my kids if they saw the kid run thru the neighbor's yard. My daughter said, "mom, you r hallucinating again."
I had no idea that she knew about them.

I read one of my drug inserts. Ambien warns about hallucinations as a major side effect. it could be a drug cause. good luck in figuring it out. you will find answers. Such an interesting, but disturbing post. Best of luck.

I do that! I'm so glad it's not just me.