Seeing things?

Early onset schizophrenia

Sleep deprivation made me start having hallucinations and seeing shit that wasn't really their , how have you been sleeping anon ?

Go see a doc about it

>>18560085
I don't think I'm schizophrenic. I really don't have any symptoms besides possible hallucinations.

>>18560090
I sleep pretty well. I go to bed around 12:30 AM and wake up about 9 PM.

>>18560093
I probably can't go for at least a month or more. What kind of doctor should I go to and what do I say? I don't want to end of institutionalized.

I have the same problem pls help I don't feel schizophrenic at all so that's not the case
I don't have glasses, my eyes are in perfect condition
I am really sleep deprived because I'm overworked and I have a sleep problem. I usually sleep form 4-5am to 1-2pm. I have an afternoon job and I go out at night every other day. I guess you could say I'm bipolar. I don't know if there's any therapy that would help with that. It's 3am as of right now, that's why my post is so inconsistent. Sorry about that.

>>18560224
hypnagogic hallucinations

>>18560125
go see your family doctor or GP. tell her what's going on. if she doesn't know, she will refer you to a specialist.

>>18560078
I used to have something like this. I realized it was all in my mind. I did this by calling the hallucination's bluff: I stopped treating them as possibly real. Logic dictates that they are probably imaginary. Even so, in the past, I would respond by looking hard at the area to verify whether the vision was real. It never was, so I stopped reacting and started ignoring them. It made me stop seeing them. I had to face my fear and accept that if it was real it might kill me, but logic says it probably isn't real.

You know how after you watch a horror movie, you are more likely to panic at shadows and stuff like that? It's all in your mind because your brain just spent 2 hours seeing those things. Ignore it and it will go away.

>>18560233
I currently don't have a doctor I go to regularly. Parents aren't going to pay for anything because they want to pretend like everything is fine. I'm going to have to save up myself.

>>18560259
I never felt like they were a physical or dangerous thing. They don't scare me, they're just kinda there? I do usually turn to look at them though, especially the animal because I think it's my cat. But thanks, I can try to not acknowledge them.