Advice for one who has been afflicted with sorcery or suspects it

One observes the widespread prevalence of sorcery, and we sometimes hear of and witness some cases that are spread in a strange manner. There are those who appear to be under a spell, and when the verses containing sorcery are recited over them—if that is the correct term—such as the story of Musa with Pharaoh and the sorcerers, there is an immediate reaction to these verses. However, some people actually sometimes resist treatment and hesitate, and so on, until the Shaytan gains the upper hand. So the advice, O honorable Shaykh, is especially for people like these who have been afflicted and these signs have appeared on them. May Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, make it beneficial. May Allah reward you?
The advice is for the general public,I say: Illusion has a major impact on the deterioration of health and the deterioration of the mind as well. Many people imagine that they are under a spell, or that they are afflicted by the evil eye, when that is not the case. But because imagination and fantasy have become so common, the soul becomes agitated, and one thinks he is right and that he is under a spell or afflicted by the evil eye.

First: I advise my Muslim brothers not to submit to these illusions, because these illusions are from the dictation of the Shaytan. If a person is heedless and distracted from them, they will disappear by the permission of Allah, along with seeking refuge in Allah from the accursed Shaytan. But if the matter is real and the person becomes ill in health, or ill in thinking, then he breaks the sorcery with the noble verses, such as: the two chapters of protection, al-Falaq and al-Nas, and the Verse of the Throne,And what Allah, the Exalted, mentioned regarding Musa: [Yunus: 81] and the like, or with medicines, if the sorcery was done with medicines, it is countered with other known medicines used by those who treat people.