HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES FOR HALLUCINATIONS

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Hallucinations are abnormal sensory perceptions that occur while a person is awake and conscious .Some common hallucinations include- Heavy voices when no one has spoken, Seeing persons , lights, beings, or objects that are not there, Feeling a crawling sensation on the skin
Causes – Fever, frequently produces hallucinations in children and the elderly. Intoxication or withdrawal from such drugs as marijuana, cocaine or crack, heroin, and alcohol
HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES
ABSINTHIUM 30- Hallucinations with frightful visions . Loss of memory of recent events
ANACARDIRM OR. 200- Thinks he is possessed  by two persons or wills. Impaired memory. Senile dementia
ANHALONIUM Q- Hallucinations with varied, kaleidoscolic colors. Visions of monsters, of gruesome figures. Pupils dilated, vertigo, brain tired. Sensation of increased physical ability
CALCAREA CARB 200- Sees and talks to persons who are not present. Imagines that he is surrounded by dogs
CANNABIS INDICA 30- Things appear longer than they are. Distances greater , time longer
LAC CANINUM 200- Delusion about snakes . Imagines he is surrounded by them. Afraid of closing eyes for fear of being bitten by a snake
PLATINUM 200- Things appear smaller than they are
STRAMONIUM 200- Vision of animals and black dogs. Thinks himself bouble, tall and a part missing and objects near him small
STAPHYSAGRIA 200- When he walks he feels as if someone where following him
SULPHUR 200- Everything turns in to beauty. Old rag and old stick looks to be a beautiful piece of workmanship
ZINCUM METALLICUM 200- Voices from within him speaking in abusive and filthy language


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