Talk To Self...mild Hallucination - I Am Suffering From Mild

Talk to self...mild hallucination

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I am suffering from mild hallucination...I feel someone is talking to me n I talk back without knowing ...

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Dr. Swaroop Bhatankar Niwal

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there could be varied reasons causing auditory hallucinations.

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kindly consult a psychiatrist

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