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Can Either PD Or Taking Sinemet Interfere With The Amount Of REM You Get At Night?
I wear a Fitbit at night to track my sleeping, and it seems that I am getting way less REM than I used to.
Kiki, I take Trazodone and Melatonin, and up to about three weeks ago, I got good solid sleep…
I take Trazodone and Melatonin also. I still wake up at 3 am and I go to bed about 930 pm.
Jane, my husband takes a supplements every night to help with sleep.
Some things he does are pure tart cherry juice that raises your serotonin levels, chamomile tea or supplements, amino acids l-theonine or gaba, 5htp. ❤️
Not really Jane. Put your headphones on and push repeat or better still make a playlist and you've got as much REM as you like ! 😂😂😂
Yes, Parkinson's disease (PD) can interfere with the amount of REM sleep you get at night. According to my knowledge base, REM sleep behavior disorder is common in people with PD, affecting more than 50% of participants in a study. This disorder causes individuals to physically act out their dreams and is associated with Show Full Answer
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