mental health, think I'm hearing voices?

Question

So I have always struggled with depression since around 11 years old, I haven't ever seen a psychiatrist just multiple GP's (doctors) who have always put me on different meds etc, recently I started mirtazipine and all went well until a few days in, My anxiety was through the roof and I felt like I was experiencing a manic epidsode, then inside my head all I could hear was an unusual voice talking incoherently. This freaked me out so much I've completely stopped my med and I'm waiting for a follow up appointment from my GP. 
I think I've always heard 'voices', but it's always random things like "caution" or complete nonsense that I can't make sense of. I want to speak to my doctor but I'm worried they won't take me seriously and that it's just a symptom of an anxiety attack? Although sometimes the 'voices' are completely random when I'm doing day today things.

Answer

You are not alone, so don't worry. 
There are actually many people that hear voices.
However this symptom can be serious.
It is extremely important that you see an actual psychiatrist soon.
Ask for a referral or call up ones near you and see if they take your insurance.
It's not good to just stop taking your meds although I do understand why you did it, but that can be dangerous.
What you're experiencing is not just anxiety or depression.
Don't be worried, but do get in contact with a psychiatrist.
And if at any point you are feeling overwhelmed by the voices you can check yourself into a mental health hospital or even call 911 and ask for help, just incase it gets worse.

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I would see a therapist. Drs are quick to hand out prescriptions instead of actually looking into the problem. My mom has dissociative identity disorder (DID) and taking her to a hospital never really helped because as soon as she left she would start having episodes. Usually there's some sort of trauma or something that triggers a chemical imbalance and talking to a therapist or psychiatrist I think would be beneficial. There are usually forms of free counseling and mental help facilities in every state if your insurance won't cover it.

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Hi thank you for your replies, as I'm from the UK I wouldn't need to convince my doctor to refer me to a psychiatrist, I don't have insurance so a private appointment can cost me up to £300 😳 thank you for reassuring me that I'm not imagining things or being an attention seeker ❤️ I will be adamant with my doctor that I want an accurate diagnosis and no meds until I have received this.

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There can be a few reasons why people hear voices. The most common one is sleep deprivation. Trauma can be another one. I can definitely see how hearing voices would be disturbing, but it's good that they're not telling you to do bad things like some people's "voices" tell them. You should tell a therapist, even if it's just from the medication.