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health advisory Hospital Mental Health 2007-11-15 18:59:56

sometimes at late at night if im in my room ive heard songs like..to the point where i got up to see if a tv in another room is on

also sometimes i think i hear people say mean stuff about me..

im i crazy or is it auditory hallucinations.

Answer:

You didn't state if this just started happening or it's been going on for a while. Is it getting better, Is it all of the time? Keep an eye on it. The fact that you're even concerned about it shows that there is a concern that you're not feeling "normal". Keep a close eye on yourself. Talk to a physcologist about it when you feel that it's not "too normal" anymore. Good luck.

And they can prescibe meds to get rid of that noise,, or voices, or chatter. How can one rest with all of that going on in your head. That's enough to drive one insane.

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Seek mental health advice from a professional.

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that happens 2 me a lot....except instead of songs 4 me its sirens like from an ambulance....and i also think i can hear people talking about me...whether or not your crazy i have no clue....but if you are then so am i....

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Anytime you hear something someone else doesn't it's an auditary hallucination. Doesn't mean your crazy, everyone hears thier name, or the odd sound every now and then. Just keep tabs on how frequent it is, and if it interfers in your functioning life. If a voice tells you to do something from outside your head, then seek medical help. But you are not nessecarily crazy (although we are all crazy).

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Maybe schizophrenia , seroquel will help, consult a doctor

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it happens to everyone. it is natural to hear things that other people dont. but dont get all wierd and think that your special cause your hearing the dead or something. its probably just a stage!

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You need to see a doctor just to evaluate the situation(s) you are describing. Unless(or until) your hallucinations begin to interfere with your ability to function daily (at work, in school etc) then they may not be a real issue. No matter what you may be diagnosed with, CrAzY is an incorrect term to use when describing someone with hallucinations or any other mental illness. Just know that if you are given a diagnosis, then you are not alone. Psychiatrists use a book called the DSM IV to diagnose patients . If you can find something about the DSM IV on-line( and the axes used for diagnosis), then you may be able to research what your outcome(diagnosis wise ) might be if you actually went to see a physician.

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I have this happen too, I will be sleeping in bed and I will hear what sounds like qa radio on nin the background, I can even sometimes make out the song it is playing! So you are not alone, freind!

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Sorry dude.

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