Name all mental health conditions that has auditory and visual hallucinations...

[FloofenHoofen]

Apart from Schizophrenia.
I'm interested to know how many mental health conditions include these symptoms...

Psychosis
Drug induced psychosis
Personality disorder
Parkinson’s
Alzheimer’s
Korsakoffs
Depression
Post partum psychosis
Perinatal psychosis
PTSD
Mood disorders

Why do you ask?

I ask because I've been experiencing this during my sleep. I have an appointment booked, but I'm just interested to see what else it could be.

B12 deficiency can also cause hallucinations

Sounds like night terrors if it's during sleep. I don't think these count as a mental health condition.

You only asked for MH conditions
Many physical conditions can cause hallucinations
Epilepsy
UTIs
Neurological conditions

I noticed that you didn't include anxiety in your list LipstickHandbagCoffee.

If you only experience them during sleep then it’s most likely just night terrors.

It's a bit different from night terrors I think voulezvous, when it happens, it wakes me from my sleep, and I'm half asleep half awake.
Usually I either hear something a sound or a voice, or it will be a visual disturbance, sometimes it transitions from auditory to visual.
Once I noticed that it was actually part of my dream that I had just been dreaming about and woken part way through, but it was like my brain thought I was still asleep and carried on playing out that dream into wakefulness.

Um... if you’re asleep aren’t they just dreams?! Surely you have to be conscious to be hallucinating?

when it happens, it wakes me from my sleep, and I'm half asleep half awake

That’s what happens during a night terror.

Wasn’t a purposeful omission just rattled off a response
Hypnagogic hallucination is v common in Narcolepsy
falling asleep the altered state,respiratory & neurological changes produce hallucinations

I'll be honest, the reason I asked for all other MH conditions other than schizophrenia is because my mum, her brother and their mum all have schizophrenia.
When I told my mum about what was happening, she told me that's what she had as well, except hers would always happen during the day as well.

I'm actually scared that I'm showing signs. I don't really know what I'm looking for by starting this thread as I'm sure it's not going to help either way, but I do have anxiety and had wondered whether this was the cause.

Sleep paralysis. You are dreaming while awake. Often your body is frozen. Its terrifying.

Sounds like a sleep paralysis type thing, that causes auditory & visual hallucinations and is utterly terrifying.
Dark shadowy figures, feeling of impending doom, someone holding you down, it's so scary.

Thanks LipstickHandbagCoffee that may shed some light.
My DH has caught me several times sitting up and talking in my sleep. My DD has conversations with me while I'm asleep and I talk about but have no recollection of this.
Maybe I'm just grasping at straws here.

babdoc I'm not asleep when it happens, I'm awake.

Ledehe I had wondered this, except I can get up and move around. Once I heard my doorbell continuously ringing, I got up and went downstairs, nobody was at the door yet the bell kept ringing. I was fully awake at this point and knew it wasn't real, it stopped after a minute.

See your GP, keep a diary,note any triggers or Patterns
Try not worry

My DH has caught me several times sitting up and talking in my sleep. My DD has conversations with me while I'm asleep and I talk about but have no recollection of this
Once I heard my doorbell continuously ringing, I got up and went downstairs, nobody was at the door yet the bell kept ringing. I was fully awake at this point and knew it wasn't real, it stopped after a minute

Sleep walking and talking. Not unusual, stress/ anxiety can trigger it.

People suggesting things other than the bloody obvious, sleep walking/ talking/ night terrors, are just going to feed your anxiety op. Don’t do it to yourself.

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Yeah you're right FissionChips I know it probably won't help. Although have just found this
Hypnopompic hallucinations often include the sensation of falling or the sense that someone is in the room with you.
Mine are definitely hypnopompic and not hypnagogic.
Funny because the other week someone said my name as I woke up, and it sounded like the person was stood in the room with me. I always get sensations of falling during dreams that suddenly wake me up as well. It's a horrible sensation.

Fission no one is diagnosing anything or seeking to generate anxiety
Frankly The op would have got the same list from a perfunctory google
Your suggestion of night terror may or may not be accurate.it needs further exploration

I’d suggest op keep a dairy for triggers,patterns

My husband experiences this. There's nothing wrong with him, it's just what he does sometimes. Usually when he's particularly stressed, like before a big funding meeting. It's like he's awake and asleep at the same time.

Very interesting tenredthings.
I don't think it's that as I've had this for 6 years now. Well, I had a period of remission, where I didn't have any hallucinations or auditory issues for around 5 years and then the last 4 months I've been getting them about once or twice a month. Seems to depend how stressed I am.