Paranoid about my paranoia meds?
Long story short, I saw a mental health professional and she prescribed meds for my "obsessive thoughts" and "paranoia". I reluctantly took the meds and I noticed I wasn't thinking the same way and I got paranoid that I wasn't being paranoid (vigilant) enough. I told her this and she wanted to increase the dosage! No way Jose, total mind control! I didn't say anything to her but I stopped taking the medication because I didn't like not feeling in full control of my thoughts. Then I began thinking she had other motives for wanting me to take this medication. I read about the things this drug is used for and I think she may have just said it was to treat the paranoia but in reality she thinks I'm a schizophrenic nutjob but just didn't want to tell me and was trying to get me to take the meds under some other premise.
Can a medical professional trick you into taking drugs?? Saying it's for one thing but really it may be for more (or other) reasons??
Yes, they can be deceptive legally. | 3 | |
No, they cannot legally be deceptive. | 2 | |
It's very likely she had other motives for prescribing the drug. | 1 | |
It's very unlikely she was being deceitful. | 9 |