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What is thought broadcasting and what are its medications ?
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Thought broadcasting is when someone feels like others can hear their thoughts or the thoughts are being broadcast loudly. It is a symptom of psychosis, but can happen in extreme anxiety as well. It definitely needs a full psychiatric evaluation of ALL symptoms, to decide whether the person meets the criteria for a psychiatric disorder. If so, then anti psychotic medications can help.
Answered 8/5/2021
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