Has anyone ever heard voices and how did you get rid of them?

@KayraJordyn I'm sorry. Do you mind if I ask what you're seeing, and have you got rid of any of it yet?

It's mostly gone, but I can draw up on command a yellow honeycomb pattern or yellow grid and a black and white, twisted, Alice In Wonderland-esque floor. I was on a med for insomnia at 16 years old and the pharmacist didn't tell me the pill size had changed and I didn't notice. I turned off my light to go to sleep and the wall had wallpaper on it. Turned it on again, and the wall was it's regular white. Saw a UFO, a creepy clown face, and many other things. Ever since then I can hallucinate if it's dark and I'm tired. I also don't like clowns now. This was all medication-induced, thankfully. It could have been worse so I'm thankful.

@KayraJordyn I actually did have such a med once when I had insomnia at 16 as well... they gave me some drug called seratonin. So I got *visual* hallucinations at night, for maybe 1-2 minutes per night. I just quit the medicine and they never came back since. I almost forgot about it because of how fast they disappeared after I quit that drug

Melatonin, maybe? Seroquel? Yeah, it's a strange experience for sure. I actually started to enjoy these little movies that would play like those little flip books. They were always about a mouse. Yep, it's odd. Glad yours are gone!

@KayraJordyn Thank you :) You should know though, that not everything has to be a hallucination. For example UFO's are a real, nowadays confirmed phenomenon. Of course it's possible to hallucinate a UFO, but also consider that they may be real. You may see UFOs that other people will also be able to witness with you. Just wanted to say that in case you actually saw a real UFO that could be scientifically confirmed (by flight radar etc, google it).