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Suggest Treatment For Hallucinations And Bad Dreams
Iam 44 yrs old , prescribed serta 50mg and lonazip 1mg for dpression and insomania. I also take alchol everyday..iam also on drug called matrozone for chlostral and sugar...the problem i face is in the morrning i wake up with hallucnations or bad dreams..sometime shouting at dreams with the people i qurrel in this hallucanations and dreams ..unable to sleep after
i get up after all this in the early morrning..but iam regular joogeer and do workouts and also cycling every morrinig kindly advise. Regards srikanth chenai india
i get up after all this in the early morrning..but iam regular joogeer and do workouts and also cycling every morrinig kindly advise. Regards srikanth chenai india
Mon, 10 Nov 2014
Hello Welcome to HCM
You are on Setraline 50 mg and Clonazepam 1 mg for depression and insomnia. You also take take alcohol daily. You have matrozone for high cholesterol. You have been having hallucinations and dreams in night and morning.
Most likely the reason of nightmares is clonazepam you are taking. Clonazepam is known to cause change in sleep architecture and it results in night mares. You are also taking alcohol which is also a brain depressant. It also increase the brain depressant effect and night mares. Avoid using the alcohol in night as you are already taking clonazepam. This is increasing the complications.
Hope this helps you, consult your psychiatrist of expert opinion.
Thanks
You are on Setraline 50 mg and Clonazepam 1 mg for depression and insomnia. You also take take alcohol daily. You have matrozone for high cholesterol. You have been having hallucinations and dreams in night and morning.
Most likely the reason of nightmares is clonazepam you are taking. Clonazepam is known to cause change in sleep architecture and it results in night mares. You are also taking alcohol which is also a brain depressant. It also increase the brain depressant effect and night mares. Avoid using the alcohol in night as you are already taking clonazepam. This is increasing the complications.
Hope this helps you, consult your psychiatrist of expert opinion.
Thanks
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