My condition worsened over Summer?

[SamOfAll]

I'm a 15 years old girl, and have been an insomaniac for as long as I remember. I regularly stay awake for two days straight.

I experienced auditory hallucinations, which turned to the worse. I can no longer have a normal conversation due to me being distracted by those loud, sharp voices, which made me repeat what I say over and over again.

At first they were voices of ringing phones, after that I could clearly hear children's voices. It became frightening at that point. It really stresses my mind.
I became very sensitive to noises, even faint ones. They make my heart beat fast and extremely raged. Raged to the point that I go into a "state of insanity". I scream non-sense words, run, break things. (I do these things when i'm unseen).


I've told my parents half of what I mentioned, but they're not educated in these matters. They're convinced that nothing as bad as thing can exist


I am heading to High School after Summer.
I'm terrified and worried. What do I do? I'm confused. I don't want this to get in the way of my performance. But where do I go when there is no hope of my parents?

Offer your advice.
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[CakeisgoodFrostingisbetter]

SLEEP

Our body requires it to function normally.  Maybe you need a medication to help you get some shut eye.  If your parents can't help you, your doctor will be able to.  Tell him/her your situation and hopefully they will have a solution.  

Ambien worked for me

[binkley75]

You should seriously seek medical attention. Lack of sleep can be so many different side effects. You should do this before you go back to school.

[peaceofme]

I really hate to offer medication suggestions on here. But you would not be one to abuse it , it might really help you. They can be addictive. But there is a reason they make these medications. I think you need to try a good anti anxiety medication for the nervousness and get a good sleeping pill to cut down the insomnia! also do activities allot during the day to wear you down.You have alot of anxiety it sounds like and I think that,I may be wrong, but something to do with sleep! I would see a pysciatrist who can perscribe, Maybe they can really help you!