can you help diabetes and paranoia??

Question

please help mums been unwell for 1 month shes a type 1 diabetic, and for the last month have gone very paranoid thinking people are trying to hypnotise her,, mainly problems with us immediate family, dad myself and family and brothers family, she keeps the tv and radio on at all time as she think her dead father of 20 years is talking to her through the tv , dr is crap hes just waiting for a crisis point, which infact she could harm dad, shes 64 and dads 68 she thinks hes having affairs with the whole of the estate, she will not see a cpm as she think shes normal please have you any ideas whats causing this??if it was high blood sugars and lack of sleep could this be why shes acting so odd

Answer 1

I would not attempt to convince her she is paranoid as she will begin to think you are the enemy along with everyone else. You need to call a mental health crisis line and do what they tell you. Each crisis team is set up a little different. The person will want to know a number of things like the names of medications she is on, any recent medication changes, problems within the family, her age, medical problems, etc. If you follow the advice of the crisis person you should be able to get the help you need.

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

These all sound like a case of diabetes, but diabetes can really only be diagnosed by a doctor with a blood test, A1C and/or the 2 hour glucose tolerance test. Which do you think would worry your mom more, 1. you saying "Mom, I think I need to get checked for diabetes." OR 2. you passing out because your blood glucose was way up. Diabetes that goes undiagnosed/uncontrolled for time can lead to more health problems. GET CHECKED.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

I'm hesitant to even bring this up but I've heard that some brain tumors pushing on the brain distort the hypothalamus? and makes people delusional. But like everyone says, take her to the doctor for the periodical follow-up visit (if you put it that way she may be more willing; that's what I tell my mom when I want her to go and she's just as old and stubborn) Both my parents are diabetics but they don't see or hear weird things so I'm not sure what that's about.

Answer 9

It sounds like she has mental problems she could be suffering with a nervous break down as diabetes can effect nerves ,she should have her thyroid checked as this can also cause nerves and paranoia
yes if she is worrying and not sleeping it will cause her health to suffer, But you must get her to a doctor to access her and give check up,Because she could end up with a complete mental breakdown from which it can be hard to recover from

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