Hearing Conversations That Don't Exsits Posted: 03-12-08 00:52am
Hi,
I have been hearing conversations that
don't exists. I will be in my room and
hear my boyfriend and my roommates talking
about me (So I think) then I will confront
my boyfriend about the conversation I
heard and he says I am crazy that i never
happened. This has been on going for
almost a year now. Am I loosing ,my mind?
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antigone
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Posted: 03-12-08 08:13am
I don't think you are losing your mind.
You do, however, need to speak with a
psychiatrist or psychologist about this.
If you are not of adult age you need to
tell your parents. Hearing voices can be
an indication of a mental disorder that is
not yet diagnosed. I have a son that had
bipolar disorder and he hears voices when
his medication is not working properly. I
can not tell you what is going on but a
doctor can. There could be many reasons
for hearing voices so speculating is not
going to give you an answer. I hope you
will seek the medical attention you need.
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Fairy*Godmother
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I agree Posted: 03-12-08 08:18am
I totally agree with
antigone............at least rule out
anything medical by seeing a
physican/psychologist....or psychiatrist
if needed. Then go from there. This is not
something htat will just GO AWAY on its
own. You need some help.....and its there
for the taking!
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Seraph
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Strange that you should mention it... Posted: 03-12-08 08:33am
What medications are you currently on?
When I was on Effexor, I used to hear
voices as well...But these were clearly in
my head. It would sound like the voices
of friends...some even whom I hadn't seen
for years... Also, the conversations
wasn't directed at me per say...
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