Schizophrenia Support Group
Schizophrenia is a psychiatric diagnosis that describes a mental disorder characterized by impairments in the perception of reality and by significant social dysfunction. Untreated schizophrenia is typically characterized by demonstrating disorganized thinking and experiencing delusions or auditory hallucinations.
acoustiyears
i do and i was wondering if thtats normal they arnt as bad as they were before medication but there still there all the medication really helps is with my dellisonal thoughts but im still having some hallucinations is that normal or meds suppose to take them all away completly
Love23101
I do. That's because the meds aren't working.
deleted_user
some ppl dont complytly get better meds are just there to help really and make u abel to cope
Love23101
Medications don't always make them go away completely and can cause hallucinations to get worse in some cases.
acoustiyears
ok thanks for the comments
deleted_user
My daughter still has both auditory and visual hallucinations with meds. As her doctor tells us....I can turn down the volume, but I may never be able to make them go away completely...She is certainly better with meds than without, but 'they' her voices, are still present. Sadly, me to me anyway, she told me and her doctor recently that she didn't want them to all go away, ...'because I like them'....all her voices and not nice, but I think the ones that are have somewhat become her friends.
deleted_user
still have them, just not as regularily or as intensely
deleted_user
After meds it quieted down considerably..but not silent..its as though they're always listening and some are still able to speak at will..but I have to say I appreciate the silence when I have it and have a "too good to be true" feeling about the new quiet I've had since late Spring.
deleted_user
By the way..I take Invega..I'm supposed to be taking Seroquel but I can't stop sleeping when I take it..so I quietly stopped without telling the psych..which I don't see often . I see the counsellor more often
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