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Are Vivid Nightmares Where You Yell And Act Out A Part Of The Disease?

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November 9, 2024
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Yes, vivid nightmares where you yell and act out can be part of Parkinson's disease. People with Parkinson's may experience sleep problems, including jerky movements and vivid dreams that cause them to talk or yell in their sleep. This can sometimes be related to a condition called REM sleep behavior disorder. If these Show Full Answer

Yes, vivid nightmares where you yell and act out can be part of Parkinson's disease. People with Parkinson's may experience sleep problems, including jerky movements and vivid dreams that cause them to talk or yell in their sleep. This can sometimes be related to a condition called REM sleep behavior disorder. If these issues are affecting your safety or sleep quality, it's important to discuss them with your doctor.

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