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How Is Acting Out My Dreams Related To PD Psychosis
I think I am eating when I'm sleeping and I'll being lifting an imaginary spoon to my mouth. I also flail around in my sleep and have fallen out of bed several times. I seriously hurt my back almost three weeks ago and still am sore. I can't sleep with my spouse because I have inadvertently hit her flailing around.
I am so sorry for your circumstances. I don't know how mobile you are, but maybe you need a hospital bed that has rails to prevent falls. My husband has PD, going on 19 years. I had to move to guest bedroom due to his thrashing and loud vocalizing just so I could sleep. I use a baby monitor with screen by my bed to keep an eye on him at night.
Hang in there.
Acting out dreams is not directly mentioned in the context provided about Parkinson's disease (PD) psychosis. PD psychosis primarily involves hallucinations and delusions, which are persistent, illogical thoughts not based in reality. If you have concerns about acting out dreams, it would be best to discuss them with a Show Full Answer
PD Psycosis Medication.
What Meds Are Taken, By Others, For Nightmares?
I’m In The Early Stages Of Parkinson’s And Not On Any Medications. I Have Crazy Dreams That Seem So Intense. Is This Common?
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