The AD&D DMG specifies that a cleric of 12th level can cast a remove curse on a lycanthrope, but it is only effective once, and must be performed by another magic-user. If the spell fails, more serious measures must be taken to get the lycanthrope back. You may want to seek a doctor's help if you've tried this spell but were unsuccessful.
A remove curse spell is an extremely powerful spell, and its use in D&D 5e requires that you be at least five levels higher than the target to work. But if you can cast it in a low-magic realm, a 3rd-level Remove Curse will do just fine. It also fits into the lore of fairy tales and other magical curses. As such, it's best to avoid using words such as "curse" when describing it to NPCs. Alternatively, you could have a local cleric tell you that they have cast a remove curse spell on you, but emphasize that the only way to break it is by using an 8th-level remove curse spell.
A cleric can also cast a remove curse spell on an object that has been cursed. It works on items that have been cursed and have a -2 effect on the owner's abilities. This spell also works on items that are cursed by enemy spellcasters. You can also place a Remove curse spell scroll in a container to protect it. This can be a handy spell if you ever find yourself in a situation where the cursed object is ruining your life.
A spiritual healer can help you remove a curse if they know what the spell is. A psychic can help you do this, but it is important to find someone who is authentic and knowledgeable about magic. And be sure to choose someone with some background in spellbreaking so you can be confident in the outcome. It's worth trying. Just remember that curses can be quite powerful! So, be sure to think outside the box. You'll be amazed at what you'll find!
To remove a curse, the target must successfully make a DC 20 Linguistics check. If the check fails, the target cannot understand written materials for 24 hours. This spell also prevents the target from learning new spells or preparing spells. The spell also divides the victim's mind into two separate personas. Having an ally cast the remove curse spell on the target can help, but you'll need to use other means to restore sanity.
Trying to reverse a curse is not easy. The curse itself causes the target to take a penalty to hit and save. Int and Wis scores are both drained by this effect, which can make a person vulnerable to poison. It's also possible to have multiple instances of a curse affecting a creature, and each time a cleric makes a successful saving throw, the spell will negate all of its negative effects.
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