### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
I have. Feeling of deja vue. A feeling like l m going to lose it. It comes on suddenly. The dejavue is there always. Like I ve been here (that moment) before. Like someone predicted this exact thing was going to happen to me and told me about it 20 years ago. Headaches nearly every day. I can t seem the think fast enough sometimes. The wrong words come out of my mouth when trying to talk. Don t always feel like lm in the present. Does this sound crazy?

### output:

Hi sir/madamThanks for choosing Chat Doctor, I Would certainly understand your concern regarding your experience as it is very disturbing, but I can explain to you the unknown fact about the feeling you are experiencing that it is very common in anyone, but it occurs mainly when the person is under stress. This is actually an abnormality of memory i.e. mainly an interplay between short term and long term memory In déjà vu, the person feels unfamiliar things familiar and as if he has undergone that situation in the past. So, to get rid of this, I can advise very simple tips like distracting yourself by engaging in some work, you must make up your mind that it is very common, harmless, may occur to anyone. More over, it indicates presence of good memory instead, the other tips are like counting numbers, rubbing your fingers, following some breathing techniques. first, reduce your stress, have good sleep and get relaxed. If you are worrying about that continuously that may cause your headache. Some psychiatric problems may cause such kind of experience like epilepsy and other, so I would like to know about those conditions if you are suffering with any?  Like schizophrenia. If you do not feel any relief with the simple tips, you can try with antianxiety Chat Doctor.  Consult your doctor for reassurance post your further questions if any I will be available to take up your follow-up questions. Thank you