Hallucinations can involve any one of the five senses, either individually or in combination. The more we understand about how hallucinations are formulated, the greater our chances are of finding more effective ways of treating them.
Over the past decade or so there has been something of a resurgence of interest in hallucinations and some of the other thought processes associated with schizophrenia. Developments in software technology, for example, have provided psychologists the means to...
Hallucinations are not uncommon in Alzheimer's disease and usually occur in the middle/moderate stage of the disease. Hallucinations can... Read more »
With Migraine disease, there are many possible symptoms, including olfactory hallucinations. Olfactory hallucinations are a potential... Read more »
I have treated many patients who have been hallucinating, and a lot of them do not have schizophrenia. About 1% of the population has... Read more »
I have started taking medication to control my hallucinations and the drugs are making me tired. Is there another way for me to control my... Read more »
Coming out of the last blog entry, a Q&A with two esteemed psychiatrists, I offer a peer's perspective. At the 2008 NAMI convention,... Read more »
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Sensory hallucinations Home Care Call your health care provider if A person who begins to hallucinate and is detached from... Read more »
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Hallucinations involve sensing things while awake that appear to be real, but instead have been created by the mind. Alternative Names ... Read more »
A review of 49 clinical trials has found that some children do experience a hallucination while on ADHD drugs, but experts say the side effect is... Read more »
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Sensory hallucinations References Freudenriech O, Weiss AP, Goff DC. Psychosis and schizophrenia. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M,... Read more »
Health Canada is revising the labels and prescribing information for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) drugs to include warnings about... Read more »
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