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Q: Sleepwalking , talking , hallucinations
asked by: emmatunstall on October 10th, 2009
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I have always talked in my sleep from being a child, however, it has progressed from random mumbling as a child to loud conversations etc nightly, random sleep walking, lucid dreaming, and hallucinations or maybe even ghosts.

My husband says it is sometimes like talking to me during the day, I look and act wide awake but I do not recall it when I wake up. Sometimes I remember doing things, remember my dreams etc, most of the time I don't.

I never feel rested when I wake, I have tried going to bed later and getting up earlier, having more sleep than usual, not eating late, drinking milk, all sorts, but I feel the only options left are medication or sleep studies.

It is affecting me daily now, I have headaches everyday despite wearing my glasses, I am beginning to get moody and depressed, my husband gets very little sleep because of me and I feel it is also affecting my relationship.

I was told it may have something to do with my hormones as I had a baby 7 months ago, but how can it be when it has always been this way? The only difference now is that I also dream of my child, mainly i dream of her vommitting or being on our bed which cause me to sit upright very quickly which results in me waking up and waking my husband at the same time.

Please help me, it is beginning to get to me now.

I look forward to your reply.
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sheyla
replied on October 11th, 2009
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sleep hallucinations, sleep with eyes opened?
my son has recently been doing the same thing. it would happen once in a while when he was younger--especially when i tried to wake him up. he would look awake with his eyes open but be mumbling weird things. recently he had the flu and a fever and thats when i got really scared. he would wake up and come tell me something like "mom there is a pile of books in your room--im so sorry! i didnt mean it because i love you and i dont want you to be mad!" so i went into the bedroom and everything was fine. yesterday he fell asleep at grandmas so i woke him up and brought him to his own bed. once in bed, he started wincing, swaying his arms and ducking his head. i got really scared and tried to get him calm. he was looking at me and trying to say something but then start doing it again. once he was "awake" i asked him what was happening and if he could explain it to me. he said he was trying to move furniture out of the apartment and saw a boy in the room. he is 6 years old and i dont know if i should be worried or if this is normal.
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coops168
replied on October 13th, 2009
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i also do the same as your son, usually when run down due to "burning the candle at both ends" and consequently building up a sleep dept. i have been searching the internet for someone else or something similar to what i suffer. However this is exactly the same, i was "dreaming/ acting out/ hallucinating, whatever it is, that my bed was full of scrap metal and i couldnt fit in, however my mum said my bed was completely clear. i used to have a re-occuring one which was, massive bolders flying at me and i had to dodge them or i was crushed.

Any recommendations, or ideas on what causes these, or what the medical term is. Then please reply, many thanks.
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