For close to almost a year (several years ago) I went what I thought would be amphetamine-induced psychosis (if that would be an umbrella term) for several months you just described what I couldn't figure out for the longest time. I experienced Functional, Sense of Presence, tactile, imperative hallucinations on a daily basis. That tactile thank God was only for 2-3 months of I remember right. This is very interesting and important information for someone who has gone through what I went through or has some disorder and/or experienced such things. When you're in that state it's so weird, yet realistic and believable. After stopped taking uppers and recovered from sleep deprivation + malnutrition started exercising and they went away eventually. I feel so bad for anyone who has to deal with any of those even if it's just 1.
4:40 is the definition correct ?? Pseudohallucinations has all the vividness and clarity of normal perception and it can be retained unaltered. The only difference is it occurs in inner subjective space and not outer objective space - Jaspers (as given in Sims)
Thank you sir... nice presentation. In Andhra Pradesh PG final exams 2021, one of the essay is about " Non-pharmacological management of Hallucinations " . Please do explain about this topic too sir. Thank you once again 💐
Sir is there any app where you have taught fr psychiatry residents for md exams theory practical entire course plx give details if any.. As i want in orderly & systematize fashion fr keeping up pace with pg.. Plx send details abt if available
I don’t have any LMS or live teaching But you can access all my videos on Complete free access to copyrighted educational videos on Mental health is available on - linktr.ee/sureshbadamath
I have one question in negative autoscopy you said or is can't see own image in mirror But hallucinations means no stimuli present and pt perceive information
As a first year resident of Psychiatry I find your videos very useful, textual and precise. Thank you for your efforts. Keep up the good work sir! I hope to meet you sometime and may we be working together on some project. That would be definitely a proud moment!! cheers!!
You are absolutely right. You can explain in MSE this either in possession or in perception. If there are clear perceptual phenomena, i would prefer to explain it in perception
Depending upon the causes. Try to find the cause for these abnormalities such as drug use (substance use) or seizures and treat the cause. If no cause can be found, one need to consult a doctor for starting medications
Delusional Zoopathy or infestation (Ekbom syndrome) has both the components - hallucination and false belief. Although they are distressed with the hallucination of crawling sensation but belief of infested is equally strong
Sir, Your class is nice But in the last part Illusion or hallucination which you talk about ??? Also what is the difference between hallucinations and illusions???
Excellent and keen observation from you. Thanks for your feedback. Did editing of the video. A hallucination is an error in perception that is why it is often associated with mental health issues; whereas an illusion is merely a misperception.
Off course pseudo hallucinations will not be vivid, detailed, clear, at times repetitive, usually content will be similar, in subjective space with some amount of control over it and usually insight into these phenomena are well preserved
Micropsia : A visual disorder which the patient sees objective Smaller than they are Poprropsia: experience of retreat of subjects into the distance without any change or space
Sir u are doing grt work.. kindly make more and more videos considering bascics for pg students thanku
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Did I like it. So very informative a first class lecture. I will have to watch it several times. Thank you so much. Amazing
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For close to almost a year (several years ago) I went what I thought would be amphetamine-induced psychosis (if that would be an umbrella term) for several months you just described what I couldn't figure out for the longest time. I experienced Functional, Sense of Presence, tactile, imperative hallucinations on a daily basis. That tactile thank God was only for 2-3 months of I remember right. This is very interesting and important information for someone who has gone through what I went through or has some disorder and/or experienced such things. When you're in that state it's so weird, yet realistic and believable. After stopped taking uppers and recovered from sleep deprivation + malnutrition started exercising and they went away eventually. I feel so bad for anyone who has to deal with any of those even if it's just 1.
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4:40 is the definition correct ??
Pseudohallucinations has all the vividness and clarity of normal perception and it can be retained unaltered. The only difference is it occurs in inner subjective space and not outer objective space - Jaspers (as given in Sims)
Excellent explaination
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Sir.kindly share more videos on defferent topics
Thank you very much. Please do suggest topics, you are looking for
🙏 Simplified with examples.
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Beautifully explained tq sir
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Thank you sir... nice presentation. In Andhra Pradesh PG final exams 2021, one of the essay is about " Non-pharmacological management of Hallucinations " . Please do explain about this topic too sir. Thank you once again 💐
Sure
Nice & crisp class sir but I've a doubt how to differentiate between Illusion & Functional hallucination?
Illusion is misinterpreted stimuli and functional hallucination is perception without stimuli
Sir is there any app where you have taught fr psychiatry residents for md exams theory practical entire course plx give details if any.. As i want in orderly & systematize fashion fr keeping up pace with pg.. Plx send details abt if available
I don’t have any LMS or live teaching
But you can access all my videos on
Complete free access to copyrighted educational videos on Mental health is available on -
linktr.ee/sureshbadamath
I have one question in negative autoscopy you said or is can't see own image in mirror
But hallucinations means no stimuli present and pt perceive information
As a first year resident of Psychiatry I find your videos very useful, textual and precise. Thank you for your efforts. Keep up the good work sir! I hope to meet you sometime and may we be working together on some project. That would be definitely a proud moment!! cheers!!
Dr Subodh thank you very much for your encouraging feedback. All the best. Reciprocate the same feelings
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Sir sexual hallucinations can be called somatic passivity what we read in schiz
You are absolutely right. You can explain in MSE this either in possession or in perception. If there are clear perceptual phenomena, i would prefer to explain it in perception
Does drug cause tactile hallucinations
Yes, Cocaine is well know - example bugs crawling on the arm
Thank you sooo much sir
Sir, Kind you please explain Pseudo Hallucination?
How to cure this disorder of perception? And what are the causes?
Depending upon the causes. Try to find the cause for these abnormalities such as drug use (substance use) or seizures and treat the cause. If no cause can be found, one need to consult a doctor for starting medications
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Very nice presentation
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Sir, doubt on delutionsl zoopathy. What is the meaning of delution in these hallucinations 🙏
Delusional Zoopathy or infestation (Ekbom syndrome) has both the components - hallucination and false belief. Although they are distressed with the hallucination of crawling sensation but belief of infested is equally strong
@@SureshBadaMath Appreciate sir. You are real teacher & mentor. Thanks for prompt clarification sir 🙏
Sir, Your class is nice
But in the last part Illusion or hallucination which you talk about ???
Also what is the difference between hallucinations and illusions???
Excellent and keen observation from you. Thanks for your feedback. Did editing of the video.
A hallucination is an error in perception that is why it is often associated with mental health issues; whereas an illusion is merely a misperception.
Is thought echo and 1st person hallucination same sir?
Thought echo can be in his own voice or someone else. However, it can be termed as 1st person
pseudo hallucination not clear sir
Off course pseudo hallucinations will not be vivid, detailed, clear, at times repetitive, usually content will be similar, in subjective space with some amount of control over it and usually insight into these phenomena are well preserved
thank you prof.
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Very detailed session sir, thanks a lot🎉🎉
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Sir, what is the difference between micropsia and porropsia?
Micropsia : A visual disorder which the patient sees objective
Smaller than they are
Poprropsia: experience of retreat of subjects into the distance without any change or space