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Auditory hallucination
Doctor i have auditory hallucination for 20 years. I consulted it last week only for the first time. Doctor prescribed Riskon si medicine. I am using it. This is the 6th day. I have little memory loss problem also i am getting that people sounds. I am getting iriitation. I am taking medicine for 6 days why that sound not gone.
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Antipsychotic medicines do not work immediately.
Risperidone usually takes 2–4 weeks to show a clear reduction in hallucinations, and sometimes 6–8 weeks for full benefit.
Six days is too early to expect the voices to completely stop, especially when symptoms have been present for many years
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1. Continue taking the medication exactly as prescribed
Do not stop or change the dose on your own.
2. Follow up with the psychiatrist after 2–3 weeks
The doctor may:
Increase the dose gradually
Change timing of the medicine
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At first you must wait at least 1-2 week, medication will have response
Be patient,do not worry at all, we can understand your distress
Mechanism of action is such that it take at least week to have some response
After 2 week you must plan a visit, your doctor as per progress will optimise that medication dose
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It takes some time for it to resolve. Also, the dosage of medication is important. Consult your doc again. It will subside slowly
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Hello,
Since you have had auditory hallucinations for 20 years, it is completely normal that the voices have not disappeared in just 6 days.
Riskon-SI (risperidone + trihexyphenidyl) needs 2- 4 weeks to start reducing hallucinations, and full improvement can take 6- 12 weeks.
Mild tiredness, slight memory problems, and irritability can also happen in the first few days as your body adjusts.
Nothing here is dangerous- you just need more time on the medicine.
Reach out for an online or in-person consultation:
📞 NEURONAL FIX CLINIC, RAMPRASTHA COLONY, Ghaziabad, (near Shreshtha Vihar, Delhi)- +91- 74XX52XX97XX67XX61
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20 years problem will not go away in a week. Psychiatric medications take time to take affect. They will first reduce in intensity, then gradually stop over a month.
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Hiii
Medicine action will come in-some time , dont get worried continue with same medicine and is there will be any problem you can ask your psychiatrist in next visit.
Or you can take online consultation
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The medicine will take 3-4 weeks to act and reduce the hallucinations. The illness or the medication.can be reason memory loss. Discuss with your treating psychiatrist. Good luck
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