Friday, October, 23, 2009
Rem Sleep Disorder
October 02, 2008
A sleep disorder where sleepers have violent dreams--often acted
out while sleeping--has been linked to antidepressant use. REM
Sleep Behavior Disorder (RBD) usually occurs in people in their
50s, but doctors are seeing RBD cases in younger patients who take
antidepressants. Researchers think the drugs may interfere with
neurotransmitters that keep muscles paralyzed during REM sleep,
allowing patients to act out their dreams.
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Expert & Community Posts
By Dr. Gross
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Health Expert
...7- Periodic Nocturnal Myoclonus 8- REM Sleep Disorder In the next article,...
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By Dr. Gross
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Health Expert
...Sleep Talking are rarely serious medical conditions. REM Sleep Behavior Disorder (RBD) has been...
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By Florence Cardinal
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Health Expert
...answer lies in changes in the circadian rhythm and REM sleep. But, even with the results of...
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Health Guide
... Sleep walking REM behavior disorder (a type of psychosis related to lack of
REM sleep and lack of dreaming) Sleep terror disorder is an abrupt awakening from sleep with...
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...usually awaken the sleeper, who is able to recall the content of the dream. See also night terror;
sleep disorders. Alternative Names Dreams - bad; Bad dreams ...
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...There are two states of sleep: non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep.
REM sleep is associated with dreaming and paralysis of body muscles (except for the eye and...
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...the amount of sleep Sleep lab study -- recording of observed sleep cycle, including episodes of
REM sleep (the part of the cycle where dreaming occurs) Blood tests -- determines the...
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...sleep, which, in turn, increases the risk for obesity. Research indicates that animals deprived of
REM sleep tend to eat more. People with apnea may also become too tired to exercise and so put on...
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