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False perception
Since last 10 years my wife has developed a perception that someone is trying to disturb and destroy her. We have changed 4 cities since then, bult she says someone is chasing her everywhere she go, whether it be Muzaffarpur, Gaya, Aurangabad, Rajgir, N.Delhi or native place Buxar. She says that someone sprays insecticide on her, throws Laung, Sarso, Matchsticks etc. on her door to spoil her, throws it from windows. While walking in house she bows down and searches for laung, sarso, Matchsticks in rooms, varandah, gallery. If we do not approve her perception, she revolts. Quarrels with us, neighbours and becoming arrogant and aggressive starts abusing and cursing loudly making the situation beyond control. I with my children are much worried and the life is spoiled. She has visited many Pandits and Jyotish, having belief that they will solve her problems, but in vain. She doesn't agree to go to a Psychiatrist and the symptoms are gradually aggravating. Need your advice, what to do.
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It seems to be schizoid schizophrenia. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated and can affect your personal and social life.
It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects.
It needs to be treated in a holistic approach for better recovery.
We might need the help of allopathic medicines along with homeopathic medicine..if required....as an emergency.
You can continue with both homeopathic and allopathic medicines alongside for better management.
This disease is incurable but can be well managed in a holistic approach.
You need an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.
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I have been working as a Homeopathic Psychiatrist and Counseling psychologist for the last 17 years of experience.
We do treat such cases with good results.
You can contact me through an online appointment for further assistance.
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Kindly consult a psychologist
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Consult online for this situation we can give homeopathic medicines to cure her condition this is an hallucinations she is having stay calm and visit to your nearest homeopathic doctor or u can consult online for this
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A typical case of Acute Paranoia with Hallucinations & Assumptions (without validation)
She needs immediate conselling to understand accept realistic world. Important is to know How it started, family response any mood aggressiveNess ..Sleep schedule ..Attention etc.
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Consult preferred counselor asap
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avoiding counseling or psychiatrist is reason to belief getting deep-rooted as it has ne we been challenged.
Dr. Dharmendra Solanki, Ph.D
Counseling Psychologist
Author : Suicide to Psychologist
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Hello there, you can always start on mild herbal meds because she may not be in a state of mind for counselling. Once the meds start working, she can be counselled. We can also clear out any life incidents in the past that might have triggered this
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Book for a session
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Dear concerned, as per your case history it shows that your partner has chronic paranoia and aggressive behavior described in strongly indicate a severe psychotic disorder that requires immediate medical intervention. Since she refuses to see a psychiatrist, you should consult one yourself to arrange a home visit or discuss safe, legal options for involuntary treatment.
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I understand your situation but this is serious issues please take her to psychiatrist as soon as possible either you can call the hospital to pick her up for treatment as they will explain you the procedure
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Hi, I can understand how exhausting and frightening this situation must be for the entire family. What you’re describing seems more serious than a simple misunderstanding or suspicion. Since these beliefs have continued for years, are affecting her daily life, and are gradually increasing, she needs a proper psychiatric evaluation. Please don't argue with her or try to prove that her fears are wrong. Instead, acknowledge her distress without agreeing with the belief.
Even if she refuses to visit a psychiatrist, the family can consult one privately first and explain the situation. The doctor can guide you on how to approach her and encourage treatment. Please don't delay, especially since aggression is increasing. If there is any immediate risk of harm to her or someone else, seek emergency help. With timely treatment and family support, improvement is possible. You can also consult me for professional guidance and counselling.
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Hi, I understand your situation. You need to visit a psychiatrist as soon as possible. But as she is not agreeing, you go to the psychiatrist first, talk about her situation and take doctor's advice.
Sometimes, we need to take patient by telling lie. If required, you too need to do that.
But I would recommend you to consult a psychiatrist soon.
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In this situation, it is important to take care of yourself and your kids too. Kindly do that. For the time being, try not to counter her as much as possible. It might help you to start her treatment soon.
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