Hi Thanks for reaching out. Your brother should consult a psychiatrist for diagnosis and psychologist for counselling sessions. I suggest your brother consult a psychiatrist first and then a psychologist.

Hi,He needs professional help.He requires medications.Consulting with a psychologist is important.For that he needs family and friends support.

It seems to be Schizophrenic changes. It needs to be ruled out. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively. You need an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Kindly consult a psychiatrist for detailed assessment. The problem explained by your brother includes hallucinations, which is a symptom in many mental disorders. Details like family history, onset of such phases and other symptoms is required to arrive at a conclusion.

Based on the above information, i would say he is anxious and  also  Hallucinating

Hi... Your brother is suffering from a psychotic episode probably caused by a mental disorder (schizophrenia/psychosis) or psychedelic substance (drug induced psychosis). If he is unwilling, immediate family (parents/siblings/spouse/adult children) shall meet the psychiatrist and share his symptoms in detail. The psychiatrist will brief you on how to administer treatment to an unwilling patient. Remember, this is not going to get better on its own, medications are a must before any psychotherapy/counselling could be used effectively. You can visit any Psychiatrist in any good hospital in Patna. Central Institute of Psychiatry (CIP), Ranchi is the nearest elite mental health hospital/institute. I can share contacts of good Psychiatrists in Bangalore if you wish to seek online consultation.

The symptoms you've described may potentially indicate a more serious underlying mental health condition. It's crucial to encourage your younger brother to seek help from a qualified mental health specialist or psychiatrist. These symptoms could be signs of a mental health disorder, possibly psychosis. Approaching this situation with empathy and understanding is essential. You can try having a calm and non-confrontational conversation with him about your concerns for his well-being. Express your support and let him know that seeking professional help can lead to better understanding and effective management of his experiences. If he remains resistant to seeking help, you may consider involving other trusted family members or friends to encourage him. In some cases, involuntary psychiatric evaluation may be necessary to ensure his safety and well-being. It's crucial to consult with a mental health professional or a crisis intervention team to assess the situation and determine the best course of action. Your brother's well-being should be the top priority.

Hi dear concerned, as per symptoms your younger brother is having schizophrenia , advised to consult with a psychiatrist as soon as possible for further evaluation. Usually patients with this illness are characterised by thoughts or experiences that seem out of touch with reality, having delusion and hallucinations, disorganised speech or behaviour and decreased participation in daily activities You have to take it by yourself to the hospital. Medication is there that  will recover him soon.

He is going through  chronic manetal disorder,connect  with psychiatrist..