Nightmare disorder

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Several neurologic conditions, including narcolepsy, Parkinson's disease, Lewy body dementia, migraine, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and obstructive sleep apnea increase the risk of nightmares. The reasons vary from disorder to disorder. In narcolepsy, for example, the lack of the neurotransmitter orexin weakens the boundary between sleep and wakefulness.

For those with post-traumatic sleep disorder, the brain tends to make bad memories come back night after night among people with PTSD.

A real life account of how nightmares became realities due to Reactive Attachment Disorder and PTSD.

When suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder there are many symptoms that come up. At You Brew My Tea, we‘re going to address one symptom, ongoing nightmares that relate to the trauma. We are also going to show you some solutions that will address this difficulty. It’s very challenging facing these feelings that come up from trauma. There is hope. There are solutions. So let’s go through them here… #ptsdnightmares #ptsdnightmaresolutions #ongoingptsdnightmares

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Nearly everyone experiences bad dreams and nightmares from time to time. These are the types of dreams that make you feel scared, alone, or anxious while you are sleeping - and often times these feelings are still present even when you wake up. Nightmares are never fun to experience

Parasomnia is a sleeping disorder characterized by abnormal behaviour while sleeping. This can include abnormal movements, behaviours, perceptions, emotions, or dreams such as night terrors, screaming, crying, or waking up afraid. #sleep #sleepingdisorder