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What Does Your Parkinson’s Patient Take For Hallucinations? John Has Been Hallucinating Terrible Today. Left Message W/doctor
I have occasional hallucinations .I try to make fun of them. That sometimes works and it makes me laugh. I have had a few that were disturbing and had the potential to be physically harmful. Mine are so infrequent that I haven't looked for any medication.
Thank God I have not experienced hallucinations.
I have auditory and visual hallucinations. So far 98% have been pleasant or even mildly amusing. They occur when I am very tired or have not taken my c/l on schedule.
My Neurologist has not suggested medication yet.
I'm sorry to hear that John has been experiencing hallucinations today. It's important to consult with his healthcare provider for personalized advice. Generally, managing hallucinations in Parkinson's disease may involve:
- Medication adjustments: A neurologist or psychiatrist might recommend changing the dosage or read more
This AI-generated response comes from MyParkinsonsTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.
After years of medication hallucinations can happen in all of us. I am 10 years in Feb, into my diagnosis and haven’t had them yet either. I know there is a drug they give for this I am not sure what it is called. Someone on here should know?
Anyone Taking Nuplazid And Does It Help?
My Hallucinations Started About 8 Yrs In. They Were Never Threatening To Me Nor Even Bothered Me Much.
What Experience Have You Had With Nuplazid?
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