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Tipa

496d

I am tired of hearing voices in my head. I am taking my medication but I feel like it is not helping now like it did when I started taking it back in 2017. I am trying to get my doctor to raise the dosage of the medication to see if it would help. What do y'all think about that?

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    • InsidiousAnomaly

      496d

      I think bringing it up to the doctor is a great idea. Sometimes after a time your body or mind gets used to the medication and it needs to be adjusted.

    • InsidiousAnomaly

      496d

      I think bringing it up to the doctor is a great idea. Sometimes after a time your body or mind gets used to the medication and it needs to be adjusted.

      • Tipa

        496d

        @InsidiousAnomaly Thank you. Like I said I have been dealing with this for a long time now.

        • InsidiousAnomaly

          496d

          @Tipa im glad to validate because sometimes the paranoia/self doubt(at least for me) needs an external factor sometimes to confirm or deny something that is questionable to be happening in real time or if im questioning a thought process. It can be hard to reach out to someone when it comes to reality things especially if its....may be perceived as "crazy sounding" and I hate to use that word phrasing, but it feels like it sometimes trying to ask certain things to people.

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