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Q: Tired after dreaming at night

asked by: dquang27 on September 21st, 2009

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Hi Doctor:

Please help me. About 4 years ago I started dreaming when I sleep, sometime even during the short nap at noon about 5 or 10 minutes, I also have a dream. This is killing me since when I wake up, I feel very very tired. Currently, I dream every night whenever I go to sleep and that make me so tired. I wonder what's wrong with me and is there any medicine that will help to cure this symtom???? Thank you very much for your help and your time.

Regards
Phuong

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livinthedream

replied on September 22nd, 2009

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i completely understand. the quality of sleep you are getting is not restful. talk to a doctor ...they can help you. I used to have these symptoms,,, i was tired all day. could've fallen asleep anywhere anytime if i allowed myself to. dr. did a sleep study. it really helped me. talk to a doctor... some sleep studies are free!!!! call your local medical university. may be free there... but really, it's a medical condition.

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