Wanted tips to know having hallucinations and how to pull out of

[UpGravity]

Of how to know to stay calm, it's only a halucination that will pass.

Any tips, to quickly run through to check off it's not reality being seen?

Or what should care giver say to person having halucination? For example say... no not in a cult... or no fire.

Or should care giver do a mind interruption by saying something totaly bazzare, as not happening in hallucination. Care giver says Did you see the geese? Or bob bought a new boat... when person having hallucination is saying fire or you (caregiver) is in a cult.

Thanks

[Hidden]

Are you the caregiver to a spouse with Parkinson’s? My husband has had hallucinations for some time. Just wondered your situation before I respond.

[movinngroovin1]

Too much Dopamine.

[Hidden in reply to movinngroovin1]

Not necessarily. My husband reduced his meds from six pills a day, 25/100 Sinemet, down to 3 and no change to hallucinations but motor functions declined. We’re going back up.

[NanCyclist in reply to Hidden]

If the dogs don’t bark, no one is there. Works every time.

[ConnieD]

I read on here some months ago of a wife giving her husband 1000 mg of niacin 3x a day and his hallucinations were gone within 24 hrs. It said to google Abrahm Hoffner who treated patients this way. Of course check with your dr., I just saved the post because hallucinations sound scary to me. The wife also added if she missed a dose the hallucinations returned.i haven’t researched it just wanted to share the info in case it could help.

[Hidden in reply to ConnieD]

Thankyou for your info!

[ConnieD in reply to Hidden]

Your welcome! If you decide to try it keep us posted ! Good luck , hope things improve 😊

[Hidden in reply to ConnieD]

Husband has a dr appt this week where I am going to ask about Hardy’s Essential Nutrients that has all B components that I would like to try. Read your article. Again, stating what I’ve heard on here. Hope something helps.

[JohnPepper]

To the best of my knowledge, hallucinations are a side effect of medication. Your husband should try to rely less on medication and more on exercise. No medication does anything to help slow down the progression of Pd, whereas exercise does.