I have been seeing unusual things when I'm alone/around people due to fear of the similar stuff, I have anxiety and cuz of that I'm having alopecia areata, I also hear voices and i don't know what to do and most of these are of self harm and I've harmed myself too.
People think that I'm lying because of the hallucinations I have and when I tell them about what u really felt until i realise at a point I was hallucinating, I hear voices of self harm, death, questions and it haunts me a lot, I've been alone for almost a decade and my father left me almost a decade ago as he married someone else, my mom wasn't involved in my things but my sister because she was younger i apparently became alone.
I need help and i don't feel safe when I'm alone.
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What you are describing is serious and needs urgent professional help, especially because you are having:
• Hearing voices
• Seeing things others may not see
• Thoughts/voices about self-harm or death
• Actual self-harm behavior
• Feeling unsafe when alone
These symptoms should not be ignored or dismissed as “lying” or “attention-seeking.” In psychiatry, hallucinations can occur in several conditions including severe depression, trauma-related disorders, psychotic disorders, severe anxiety with dissociation, or other mental health conditions. A proper assessment by a psychiatrist is very important to understand the exact cause and start treatment early.
Most importantly: you should not stay alone right now if the self-harm thoughts are becoming strong or difficult to control. Please tell a trusted adult immediately — your mother, sister, relative, school counselor, teacher, or someone who can stay with you and help arrange urgent psychiatric consultation.
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You are going through something very serious and you should not stay alone with these thoughts. Hearing voices telling you to harm yourself needs urgent psychiatric evaluation. Please reach out to a trusted adult/family member immediately and visit a psychiatrist or emergency service as soon as possible. With proper treatment, these symptoms can improve significantly. If you feel unsafe, contact a suicide helpline or emergency support right away.
“Your symptoms are real and important, and you deserve help. Hearing voices telling you to harm yourself can become dangerous, so please reach out to a trusted adult or mental health professional immediately. You should not stay alone when these thoughts become intense. With proper psychiatric treatment, many people improve significantly.”
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Hello
As per given information….
You’ve following complaints
Feeling anxiety
Hearing voices ( commanding and threatening )
Seeing unusual things ?
Stressors
Father left the family
Mother having problems dealing with your things
So feeling all alone
Most probable condition
Schizophrenia
Next Steps
You’re in need of a psychiatric evaluation to confirm the diagnosis and look for associated comorbidity.
After a diagnosis is confirmed you will be prescribed some medicines.
Depending upon your support system you may need psychotherapy.
Do continue with recommendations
Hope this helps
Warm Regards
Dr Rao
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