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Hallucination, misbehaves, Cannabis addi
From last 4-5 months keep on thinking very deeply, no social touch, not interested for any work, cannabis addiction, not sleeping at night (most of the time), thinking and keep walking.
Always speaking something meaning less with no awareness of reality (live in his own world).
Very stubborn and misbehaving with the family members. Keep on looking at the top and thinking with eyes blinking. Become irritated very easily. Won't bath for 10-15 days.
Please advice.
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Dear sir, based on the symptoms u have told it looks like cannabis induced psychosis. These things can be controlled with medicines and come back to normal state. U need to consult a psychiatrist like myself sir the same.
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Seems to be cannabis induced psychosis.
Please visit a nearby psychiatrist for further evaluation and management.
Thanks and regards.
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Dr. Nikhil Gurjar
Psychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
It seems that the behaviour disturbances could be attributed to cannabis use. Persistant psychotic symptoms can be dangerous and require immediate psychiatric attention. I advise you to not delay in seeking treatment in such conditions.
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Consult with a psychiatrist
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Dr. Dinesh Reddy P
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10 yrs exp
Chittoor
It's Cannabis induced psychosis.
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