My psychiatrist has told me before I am vulnerable to psychosis (which isn't an actual diagnosis but is, at least in English, more commonly known as psychosis risk syndrome), which I figure is probably related to my BPD. Now, up until a week ago, I've never had any "true" hallucinations, just borderline ones (seeing shadows that are gone as soon as I look properly, and more prominently, hearing an ongoing static inside my head). Last week, though, I had a short yet vivid hallucination of a white spider, and last night I heard the voice of a friend inside my head.
I have an appointment with my psychiatrist scheduled in two weeks; should I call and ask if I can come in any sooner? I'm already taking an antipsychotic, but this shit is starting to freak me out nevertheless.
>>17341365
I lose my shit on a semi regular basis. My doctor will take me early when I know it's coming on.
Go ahead and call them.
>>17341365
I would say its important as those kind of symptoms becoming worse isn't good. The anti psychotic medication may be contributing so the Psychiatrist can either take you off them or adjust the dose/type.
