From what you&#x27;ve been going through it sounds extremely likely you are experiencing stimulant psychosis, but the best way to approach this objectively is to have your psychiatrist do the assessment.<p>PLEASE contact your psychiatrist &#x2F; psychiatrist&#x27;s office about this RIGHT NOW -- call them and make an appointment or otherwise discuss treatment options over the phone, tell them you&#x27;re concerned you may be experiencing amphetamine psychosis or something else -- they are trained to make this call and have seen it thousands of times before.<p>Time is of the essence, it&#x27;s much more effective to seek treatment before a condition worsens. This can be a dangerous state to be in, and there are treatments that will help you get through this safely.<p>If there&#x27;s nothing going on, they will help you confirm that. If not, they may save your life.<p>It&#x27;s possible, if not likely, you may need to briefly visit a hospital for supervised treatment -- understand that&#x27;s a perfectly common thing and the most safe, smart option.<p>It&#x27;s also worth noting that there are effective non-stimulant treatment options for ADHD now if that is what you are being treated for. So getting treated for this won&#x27;t mean you can&#x27;t still be treated for that -- your psychiatrist will help you find an optimal plan.<p>If your psychiatrist is unavailable or you do not have one, contact your primary care physician&#x27;s emergency line. If you have neither of those providers, you can contact me and I can find you the right number to contact for assistance for your state&#x2F;region -- my username @ gmail.<p>Also happy to talk through anything with you as well, same email. Wish you the best!