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Q: Paranoia and withdrawing

asked by: westrip on January 3rd, 2009

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Hi i'm wes 31 male. For the last month i've been really paraniod about people watching me or talking about me. I am now withdrawing myself for the outside world. All my thoughts are repeating on fast forward, and i find my self in my own little fantasy world. Dreaming of hurting those who are out to get me!! with this i get very vivid pics of me stabbing or killing these poeple. i also had the feeling someone was pulling my hair so i shaved it all off. i'm not sleeping at all. And don't find myself depressed. Any information would be a help

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andrewbeyonce

replied on February 19th, 2009

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Definitely...

Yeah, this is schizophrenia. You really should seek medical help pretty soon. Even if your not feeling depressed or suicidal, your taking drastic measures to remove yourself from the world. Your also seeing yourself kill people, which is not normal. AND, your not sleeping. So, this could be schizoaffective disorder. A relation of BIPOLAR/SCHIZO together. See a doctor soon....

Andrew

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