As of January 2022 there is no officially recognized cure or therapy for<unk> . Despite this,<unk>  has a very high rate of spontaneous remission, with up to 50% of cases decreasing in severity within a few months. Those affected with<unk>  are heavily advised to discontinue all recreational drug uses also including legal stimulants like caffeine, taurine and nicotine, as many of them are thought to increase symptoms in the short term. Antipsychotics such as aripiprazole or risperidone intended to treat mental<unk> s like schizophrenia should only be taken in careful consultation with a psychiatrist experienced in<unk> . The success rate of antipsychotics as a treatment method for<unk>  is still debated. Two young men with<unk>  and schizophrenia as a comorbidity experienced a remission of visual perceptual disturbance during a 6-month follow-up observation under treatment with risperidone. There was a case study in 2013 where oral risperidone was also successful for treating<unk> .In other cases risperidone has shown no effect on<unk>  or where it had a paradoxical effect and lead to permanent symptom exacerbation. Reports exist that various drugs provide partial or even complete remission. * Lamotrigine an anticonvulsant is the most popular medication for<unk>  treatment. In the case of a 36-year-old man who suffered from<unk>  for 18-years, the complex visual<unk><unk> s largely resolved within 12 months after initiation of treatment with lamotrigine. In another case a 33-year-old woman developed<unk>  after abusing LSD for a year long at the age of 18. She reported afterimages,<unk>  of movement in her peripheral visual fields, blurring of small patterns, halo effects, and macro- and micropsia. Previous treatment with antidepressants and risperidone failed to ameliorate these symptoms. Upon commencing drug therapy with lamotrigine, these complex visual disturbances receded almost completely. Lamotrigine is considered a possible treatment option for<unk> . Lamotrigine is generally well tolerated with a relative lack of adverse effects. * Clonidine an antihypertensive that a pilot study of eight patients suggested could help significantly alleviate "LSD-related flashbacks." *In a case study of two subjects suffering from synthetic cannabis-induced<unk>  the symptoms significant improvement with Clonazepam treatment. In a 2003 study 16 people with LSD-induced<unk>  reported a significant relief and the presence of only mild symptomatology during clonazepam administration.
Hallucinogen persisting perception disorder
Pollutant-induced abnormal behaviour
Prescription drug addiction
Body substance isolation
Psychedelic microdosing
Long-term effects of cannabis
Bullying in medicine
Effects of meditation