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Question

i sleep alone in my room at nights with my sis in the near by room...
in the morning she often tells me that i was screaming and shouting or maybe talking to my self in my sleep...
this has been happening to me past a few months, n i don't know what must i do...
i don't even know that y is this happening to me..
my sis tells me that i sometime even run out of the room n start shouting things like ' stop him, he's running away, he'll go , stop him' or maybe ' leave me, i am not to be blamed for it, let me go'..
she says me that i was really loud last night n that i even woke up my parents, but when i wake up in the mornings i actually don't remember anything of this sought..

can u plz tell me that y does this hppen or what must i do to stop it?

Answer 1

Kristy tell your mom to take you to your family doctor. Explain to him what you are experiencing-- it sounds like you are sleep walking with your nightmares. He will prescribe something to help you sleep and the dreams and the night walks should stop...

Answer 2

I think this is a type of "night terror." You probably do need to see a doctor to see if anything physically is wrong. Why don't you try looking up "night terrors" online and see if anything you find sounds similar to what you have been going through.

The typical night terror is something you usually remember though, but there are atypical types. You did not say how old you are and many of the diagnoses are written for adults. Even if you are in your mid teens your diagnosis and treatment could be different than it would be for an adult. But go ahead and look it up and see if it matches.

Are your parents understanding? Will they make an appointment for you and take you to the doctor? I hope so.

Good luck to you.

Answer 3

well, I'm not a doctor, so i can't tell you if it's a medical issue or not, but this could be effects of PTSD (Post Traumatic stress Disorder). That would only be the case if something has happened to you before (such as the love of your life leaving you, or someone leaving or threatening to leave) to trigger this. I've heard of PTSD effecting sleep, but not to the extreme of what you're going through. This is my best guess, you could try going to a doctor or a pshycologist to go through some sleep tests to find out... I hope this helps you

Answer 4

Hi Kristy,
You mentioned your sister telling you about it and you have no memory. I would talk to your parents about this. They can watch you the next couple of nights and take it from there. Dont worry if your embarassed about it sweety. Its no big deal and there is help for "sleep walkers". If this is happening to you its not the first time someone has heard of it. All you have to do is tell the right Docs.
God Bless you!!

Answer 5

some people tend to have more active dreams than others. if you have a history of talking in your sleep, your night terrors may be normal for you. they could manifest after more stressful days.
try turning off the TV an hour before sleep, eat an early dinner, drink non-caffeinated beverages before sleep, and find a way to relax.

Answer 6

Jerks everywhere ignore him. On to you. It sounds like a nightmare which you aren't awake for. Its a movie or something you have come across in your waking hours. Try not eating anything an hour before bed. See if this helps.

Answer 7

u have thing same thing that my friend has but he talks to the devil..
and gets up and screams and all this things like u so.. we took to the priest and he did something and now he does it do all that thing no more maybe u should go to church and tell the priest..

Answer 8

maybe you have night terrors. you could check into a sleep study to find out what is happening. good luck.

Answer 9

I would see a shrink. Seems like there's something 'stuck' in your mind that you can't express it in a concious state.

Answer 10

sleepwalker