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Dreaming alot
My father dreams alot,
Murmers in sleep.
The time he starts sleeping gets dreams he will do actions according to dreams he talks in dreams.
May I know Why is this happening? Because of his dialysis or something else.
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it can be due to Restlesseg syndrome or Rapid eye movement sleep behavioral disturbance.
he need to be evaluated to find the cause including electrolytes imbalance, secondary hyperparathyroidism etc.
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He is thinking a lot during the day due to which he dreams or talks in sleep. Talk to him and tell him everything is ok and his family is with him . He is feeling fear of loneliness somewhere . So console him and try to divert his mind in things which he loves so that when he sleeps he sleeps satisfied.
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Hi,
Maybe just stress, hence restless during sleep.
He needs further evaluation.
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Seek mental health professional help if the problem persists
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Dr. Sivabalan Elangovan
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18 yrs exp
Chennai
Unless he won't disturb others just ignore
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Dr. Anshul Mahajan
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Ludhiana
Need to be evaluated
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