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I don’t get them every night, but I’ve had them the past two nights and I wake up tired and worn out in spite of sleeping 10-11 hours. I wouldn’t call them nightmares, but they’re very emotional and seem so darn REAL. Sometimes I even wake myself up because I’m moaning, groaning, or trying to yell in my sleep. I read that antidepressants can cause this, so I was wondering if any of you were experiencing the same thing. I think it’s from either the Effexor or Remeron I take. I hate feeling… read more
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Many community members responded to the question about vivid, exhausting dreams by confirming they experience the same thing, with several... Read more
Dreams are a way of dealing with stress accord to Readers Digest
I’ve come to think of these dreams an nothing more than watching two or three movies a night...yes they are very vivid and every night, sometimes really weird... I accept them now as part of who I am, and they help with my creative side...it can leave a person feeling exhausted sometimes though.
I talked effexor. I dream every night. Sometimes I dream three times in one night. Most of my dreams are of my mother.father. sisters and brother in law's who passed away.
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Yes I am having some really intense, detailed and quite frankly bizarre dreams on Citalopram. Last night I had to help a talking hedgehog and got lost at a local train station after taking him home. The train station had completely changed with a maze of tunnels and I couldn't get out. AWFUL! I'm going back to my dr. No tablets work for me, they just exhaust me further and make me worse.
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