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Is feeling depersonalization-like symptoms related to some sore of allergies?
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Nope -- different: Allergies can make you feel woozy-headed and less alert -- especially if taking sedating antihistamines, etc. But this isn't the same as depersonalization or derealization, which are more mind-altering experiences than this. These symptoms may come with various kinds of anxiety, substance intoxication or withdrawal, and some types of psychosis. They are involuntary also.
Answered 12/10/2013
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