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What Are The Symptoms Of Oneirophrenia?

Since I was 15, I have been in a dreamlike state, which I feared to be Depersonalisation disorder. I am 29 now and this feeling has not gone away, even for a moment, in the last 14 years. I have done more searching and found this thing called Oneirophrenia. I am aware that I have sugar problems and need to get it under control, but do not know exactly what to get tested for. Can Oneirophrenia last this long without any relief?Which tests would determine this diagnosis?
posted on Fri, 15 Aug 2014
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Oneirophrenia is a clinical diagnosis that your doctor makes after reviewing your history.
It is a diagnosis that is now RARELY made.
You should consult a psychiatrist who will evaluate you in detail. Dream-like state is a symptom of several conditions. Depending your complaints and history, the doctor may or may not order some tests.
You say that you have sugar problem. If you are diabetic, then follow guidance of your doctor regarding medicines, diet and exercise.
I hope this answers your question.
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What Are The Symptoms Of Oneirophrenia?

Oneirophrenia is a clinical diagnosis that your doctor makes after reviewing your history. It is a diagnosis that is now RARELY made. You should consult a psychiatrist who will evaluate you in detail. Dream-like state is a symptom of several conditions. Depending your complaints and history, the doctor may or may not order some tests. You say that you have sugar problem. If you are diabetic, then follow guidance of your doctor regarding medicines, diet and exercise. I hope this answers your question.