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Have Hallucinations Of Seeing People And Thinking They Are Trying To Break Into The House. Help

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Posted on Mon, 19 Aug 2013
Question: my wife has severe hallucinations, seeing people and thank they are trying to break in the house
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Answered by Dr. Maruti Karale (45 minutes later)
Hello!
Thanks for query.
Hallucination can occur in Parkinson disease. It can also be seen in other dementia disorders.
Treatment of underlying disease can control such symptoms.
More severe hallucinations may need treatment with antipsychotics.
Hope this answers your query.
Thank you.

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Shanthi.E
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Follow up: Dr. Maruti Karale (20 hours later)
we found out she has an enfection in the urinary track. would this cause it. she has been told she has the symptom of parkinson disease track
what is the best medicine for parkinson disease
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Answered by Dr. Maruti Karale (8 hours later)
Hello!
Thanks for reply.
Urinary tract infection can cause delirium during febrile episodes and in septicemia.But hallucinations is not a feature of urinary tract infection.
Drugs that can be used in parkinsons disease are levodopd ,carbidopd,MAO inhibitors etc.
Hope this answers your query.
Regards.
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Have Hallucinations Of Seeing People And Thinking They Are Trying To Break Into The House. Help

Hello!
Thanks for query.
Hallucination can occur in Parkinson disease. It can also be seen in other dementia disorders.
Treatment of underlying disease can control such symptoms.
More severe hallucinations may need treatment with antipsychotics.
Hope this answers your query.
Thank you.