Weegy: Yes it will help. Lamotrigine, marketed in the US as Lamictal ( /l?'m?kt?l/) by GlaxoSmithKline, is an anticonvulsant drug used in the treatment of epilepsy and bipolar disorder. [ It is also used as an adjunct in treating depression, though this is considered off-label usage. ] (More)

Weegy: you should check yourself for investigations, the hormonal inbalance doesn't act usualy this way, The exact cause for depersonalization disorder is not known. Though it does seem to manifest after a traumatic life threatening event. [ Having other health issues such as schizophrenia or anxiety disorders may contribute to these episodes. Studies are still being done, but they suspect DD is somehow linked to a chemical imbalance in the brain. There is not a specific medicine to treat depersonalization disorders. However it has been shown that some anti depressant medications may help to relieve the patient of symptoms. Prozac and Klonopin are the more popular medications used in depersonalization disorders. Mental health counseling also plays a large part in the treatment of this disturbing disorder. A professional can assist you in finding ways to lessen the episodes and provide reassurance that you are not "going crazy". There are support groups where you can connect with other sufferers and many find this to be very helpful when dealing with the disorder. Last but not least, educate yourself about depersonalization disorder! They say that "knowledge is power" and it is certainly true in this situation. Learning why you slip into depersonalization episodes might help you to curb the occurrence of them. The more you learn and understand about the disorder the less frightening it will become. ] (More)

Weegy: if you actually want to kill them it is a bit psychotic and you may want to speak to someone about it but the thoughts for your age are pretty normal as you may be confused about things going on in your life (More)

Weegy: That could indeed by a sign of psychosis. Are you seeing a Doctor, if not, see one and explain what you are feeling. As scary as psychosis is, it is treatable. User: and like smelling and tasting like my brother in my body! Weegy: Those are more signs of psychosis. Have you been under a sudden stress lately? User: no but i have had ongoing like highs and lows (mania and severe depression) , mood problems for a long time almost a year and been on antidepressants but im starting to think it must be bipolar Weegy: Sometimes people who have bipolar can have an episode of psychosis, your Doctor will need to know about it, you may need a medication switch. User: yeah i m seeing a new psychiatrist becus the place ive been with havent helped but thanks for cofirming, is feeling out of your body and detached from urself also a sign or is that just depersonalisation thanks Weegy: Depersonalisation, I would say, or a touch of paranoia. Take care and be strong, have courage. User: thanks i will definetlystart a new medication Weegy: You are welcome! (More)

Weegy: The odds are very high that would break the law and you would get into trouble! (More)