I currently don't have any diagnosis of any kind mental or physical. My problem is that I dream from the minute I fall asleep to the minute I wake up!!! I don't remember all of what I dreamed but sometimes it's nightmares sometimes it's not. And I know some people think that maybe the sections I don't remember are where I stop dreaming even if only shortly but it's not. I jerk myself awake on a good night only 2-3 times on a bad night 10-20 times and it's like why did I bother going to sleep. And I'll even wake up in the middle of dreaming to get a drink or go to the bathroom and the minute I lay back down a fall back asleep I pick up right where I left off!! My husband says though I sleep like a dead person and am really hard to wake up that I toss and turn, talk, grind my teeth, jerk pretty hard at random times. And though it doesn't happen to often he's said if it wasn't for small movements he's thought something might be wrong and has actually woke me up worried I was going into a coma or something. But most nights no matter how much I sleep wether it's a few hours or all night the dreaming never stops!!!
Is there a medication that will stop or reduce dreams?
Question posted by Ajohnson71310 on 2 Nov 2016
Last updated on 8 September 2023 by Rockstar0777
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Try prazosin or Minipress. It's used off label for PTSD nightmares
Hello! I am so pleased to find someone else who is also suffering from this- even tho its not nice i know :( im on quetiapine and venlafaxine and am wondering if that is the cause but im trying to come off it and hoping the dreams will stop or at least go back to 'normall' - id love to know if there is a drug or something that can reduce or stop dreaming- if anyone can help us please?! X
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