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• In addition, the mother may have hallucinations or be delusional.
• Even an 80-foot-tall hallucination with discolored fangs.
• Trolls or witches no longer constitute plausible interpretations of these hallucinations.
• Critics spoke of assaults, hallucinations, machines and frenetic speed.
• Even the ending can be put down to a postpartum hallucination.
• No, you are a hallucination, brought on by alcohol!
• In the movie, Nash's hallucinations begin in college.
• And in Mexico, some tribes used peyote to induce hallucinations.
• The bad times left him paralyzed by auditory hallucinations and paranoia.
• Earlier glutamate inhibitors had serious side effects, such as hallucinations.
• Riders battle fatigue, altitude sickness, spooked horses and hallucinations.
• Developed as an incapacitating agent, BZ causes stupor and hallucinations.
• The condition caused Mallon suffer hallucinations and delusions, Giacchetti argued.
• LSD, known as acid, can cause hallucinations and delusions.
• Another thing that may cause visual hallucinations is prolonged visual deprivation.
• Some patients found the hallucinations euphoric while others found them disturbing.
• Symptoms may include delusions, hallucinations, paranoia, and confusion.
• Penfield called these perceptual illusions ( physical hallucinations ) interpretive responses.
• People suffering from CBS may experience a wide variety of hallucinations.
• The hallucinations also often fit into the person's surroundings.