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Will Taking Solian Tablet Bring Me Out Of Hallucination ?
hello, i don t know how to ask.i have a problem with my brain from 4yrs ago,i had some halucinations and my doctor told me that is a psychotic episode,i am in deppresion fase 2,close to schizophrenia and gave me solian..i stoped this treatment from january cos i wanted to know how i feel and the trues is i am ok except that my brain is still vibes and is in pain most of the time.my question is ..can be posible to have a wrong diagnosis? cos i never heard about any depression or schizophrepia with pain and vibes and wich starts on 33yrs old.and i feel on my brain all my emotions also,in different locations.now i am 37 and i know that when i started to going crazy i was nervous,not depressive.excuse for my english and thank u.
Wed, 11 Jan 2012
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If your question is whther the initial diagnosis was wrong then i think it is highly unlikely because u did have hallucinations and it definitely improved after taking the medication and it looks like u r in relapse now after stopping them. It is a little risky to stop the medications on your own a=
If your question is since you are 37 is there any other cause for your bodily pain then yes it is possible that there might be another cause for the pain. In either case please see your doctor and dont take independant decisions.
Have a healthy living
If your question is whther the initial diagnosis was wrong then i think it is highly unlikely because u did have hallucinations and it definitely improved after taking the medication and it looks like u r in relapse now after stopping them. It is a little risky to stop the medications on your own a=
If your question is since you are 37 is there any other cause for your bodily pain then yes it is possible that there might be another cause for the pain. In either case please see your doctor and dont take independant decisions.
Have a healthy living
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