by Wally58 » Tue Oct 15, 2019 2:27 pm
Definitely get your doctor's opinion. If you haven't had a thorough physical with chemistry lab work, that may show some serum numbers skewed.
Rule out any physical things, like high or low test numbers first. Have your doctor refer you on to a specialist, if necessary.
You might consider a sleep study where you are monitored during sleep phases for anomalies.
Sugar, carbs, salt, tobacco and alcohol, etc before bedtime can affect sleep.
Complete darkness, silence and deep breathing before drifting off to slumber helps me. Intense dreams can leave me shaken the first part of the next day as well. I had some very realistic dreams when I was undergoing some major life changes. They aren't as disturbing now as they once were.
Best of luck to you.
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