Hi, I've recently noticed that I'm a little weird and I'm wondering if I'm going crazy. Quite often I talk to myself, I repeat things on TV, I do tics, I have a headache, from time to time I scream for no reason and sometimes when I watch, it starts to get closer to me and to get away during your time and head it hurts me. As a child I had fallen from a wall (3 meters high) on my head. And when I think of you, I remember one thing, and my mother remembers another. And my emotions change very quickly and I often get angry for no reason. If it matters, I'm a 13 (almost 14) year old boy and I weigh a lot above the norm, although others tell me I eat normally. I ask the moderators to approve my story.
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Ammi could be from stress, it could be something else. It is definitely not normal for me, because my father suffers from multiple sclerosis and stress seems to scream like that sometimes, and my uncle, who seems to have nothing to do with him, sings, hums, makes sounds / we are talking about a 45-year-old man /. You better talk to your mother or father about taking you to a psychiatrist.
Consult a doctor and psychologist (psychologist is not crazy, calm down).
Consult a psychologist or psychiatrist. The things you say are not normal.
You are completely normal. I'm 16, and I scream sometimes for no reason, as I stand and grab my hair and start pulling, I talk to myself ALMOST constantly, I have whole dialogues, and I answer. : D Don't worry, we're just different.
Number 4, it would not be bad for you to visit a psychologist or even better a psychiatrist. Being different and crazy are two very different things.
You're not crazy. Crazy people don't realize when they are crazy. In addition, such symptoms do not belong to any psychiatric illness. In my opinion, the problem with you is more on a physiological level - probably increased pressure in the head. Especially if you are fuller, it is possible to retain more cerebrospinal fluid and this puts pressure on your brain. I have an arachnoid cyst in my skull and it presses on my right hemisphere. In certain situations, the cyst begins to press on it more and I get various symptoms - migraines, dizziness and even hallucinations for smell (this is especially common when I sleep on my right side on a very soft pillow).
Abe, what you are saying is complete nonsense ... Just puberty.