Fainting in your dreams
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when they sleep in deep night, they will have the extraordinary corresponding horrible dreams, in the dreams, they do some kind of terrible Belial pressuring them or being hunted down, but they can not cry out or escape, which are called nightmare in iatrology. Vague terrors in light sleep, which is known as sleep paralysis.
Just a guess, but I think you were dreaming that you were awake. I have had dreams, vivid dreams in which I could not move. Those I still remember were frightening dreams, or nightmares. I do not have them often, but I do dream every night and I can move in my dreams.
My personal interest in this Community is my problem with trouble mares - not night mares. I believe a solution is to become Lucid when dreaming, that is know you are dreaming when you are.
Thanks for sharing, would ask further whether in the past your wife experiences some symptoms such as fainting feeling/sensation/light-headache/dizzy after surgery?
Recently in first week of march 2010, we went back to follow up second month, and told the neurosurgeon some symptoms still persist, such as often to have fainting feeling/sensation like light-headache/dizzy, stiff neck/shoulder, some time there slight chest pain move around different area of chest, slight numbness on leg/hand.
s impossible to lie down - in a sitting position for example you can lower your head in between your knees. Because your head in this case will be lower than your heart the blood will flow back to your brain. It is very scary indeed but hopefully you can prevent fainting when you get the warning signs.
Since then, I have been prone to dizziness (not vertigo, but lightheadedness), fainting, headaches, tremors in the hands and twitches in facial muscles and legs, disturbed dreams, irritability, sensitivity to smells and funny tastes, trouble focussing vision, sleeping problems, as well as facial numbness on my right side. I also have increasingly troubling issues with memory, and performing simple tasks. I'm finding it very difficult to concentrate.
I have copied this out for you, it happens quite frequently While there are uncommon serious causes of passing out in children, the majority of fainting episodes are brought about by reasons that are neither serious nor life-threatening. The most common reason for fainting in children is called vasovagal syncope [VAY-so-VAY-gull SEENK-oh-pee).
Vasovagal syncope is an abnormal reaction of the nerves to otherwise normal circumstances. These nerves dictate the heart rate and blood pressure.
Having a pinched nerve in your neck does not cause,these feelings.Or having arthritis in your neck.Make an appointment as possible though.You may need an MRI of your brain,or catscan of your brain.It could be seizures or pin strokes.I can't say for sure I am not a doctor.Take care of your self.Harttohart.
In 1977, Allan Hobson and R McCarley discovered that electrochemical pulses from the brain stem create the stage of sleep in which most dreams occur. Known as REM, which stands for rapid eye movement, this stage of sleep guides the paralysis of all voluntary muscle groups, except for the eyes. Scientists believe these brain pulses from the pons region of the brain stem may create the seemingly random shifts in dream scenery for which dreams are so well known.
It all depends on the extent but before my recovery from schizoaffective disorder I had this happen all the time. And I do believe it was part of it was part of the psychiatric disability although it may not have been psychotic but more like "unresolved issues" which is what dreams are. I would always dream that I was back in high school and things weren't working out. Then as I was waking up I would further remember I was in college.
My dreams are indeed quite vivid at times, but not always in a bad way. Sometimes they remind me of how wonderful it was to dream as a child. Other times, I wake up and start stressing or worrying about things my subconscious already understood are possible but I wasn't ready to accept yet or are so unlikely that it only causes undue stress.
I am 18 years old, and i keep fainting. I first fainted in the shower after not having anything to eat or drink all day, which i know is my fault. However, i have continued to faint every day since which has been about 10 days in a row. I had paramedics called out to me and had tests done like blood, egg and blood pressure. My blood was fine, i have a very fast blood rate and low blood pressure.
Get into to see your Dr. It could be that your blood pressure shot up or maybe your blood sugar got too high or low. If your still not feeling well today you could go to a med center. Do you have any of those close to you? The headache is what has me concerned. I'm not trying to scare you but it possibly could have been a stroke. The med center can check for all the things I mentioned. Please let us know what you find out.
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