Dealing with Schizophrenia help:?

I was diagnosed with the mental sickness when I was 18 years old, I used to misinterpret things people say and do, and started doing strange things around the house when my Schizophrenia showed up, had a relapse and heard voices of people talking to me which their voice's where all different.

Now I am 21 and I hear voices like my head is a radio, and the voices Even comes from people I know like Outside of me and I hallucinate allot everyday, Now I had I want out but don't know how, I take the strongest medication there are but nothing works, the voices I hear is like allot of conversations going on like the person or persons are bedside you, this goes on while I am awake and I hear music in my sleep.

What is wrong with me should my sickness be that bad?

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SW-User

Have you tried clozapine yet? That's the one I hear often works when nothing else does.

Lonesomewolf2018 · 26-30, M

@SW-User Do you still hear voices or less of them? I use olanzapine

SW-User

@Lonesomewolf2018 I have bipolar and as long as my mood stabilizer keeps working, I can manage without antipsychotics, but I've taken them before and discussed it with a lot of different people and they have always mentioned clozapine as being the most effective.

That said, I get someone telling me to kill myself from time to time as well as stuff like idling car engines and distant music and people talking outside ☹ it really fucking sucks

freedom45 · 70-79, F

If you have tried everything you need to try God's healing power it is real I know He healed me in 2016 I had acute depression off and on for 40 years.One night I ask Him to come and please heal me and it happend I ask Him to live in my heart that week he spoke to me words of love.I have been free from depression,fear,worry He replaced it with love,hope and faith.I will be praying for you to turn this hell you are going through over to the greatest doctor who ever lived JesusChrist.

purplepen · 51-55, F

Get lots of blood tests done, especially blood sugar and thyroid. Lots of physical conditions can cause hallucinations. Also get tested for autism if you can, and ask your doctor or psychiatrist about the medicines mentioned here. And of course pray, and avoid violent movies and video games and anything else that might affect your mind badly.

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