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I had a successful THR but upon discharge from hosp suffered continuous nightmares. I am scared i might dislocate should i jump out of bed. Could it be post Op depression? Should i seek help. And how long does it last?
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deutschesprache38
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are you taking medications? That certainly can affect dreaming. I took flexaral for 3 days and swear I saw my cats sitting on the dresser talking to me. yikes.
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You're not alone. I had an ulnar nerve transposition and had night mares for a long time. I was also in alot of pain, thus I wasn't sleeping well. I did eventuraly get over them.
Also, I recently had major surgery and i made the anesthesiologist, along with the surgery team, aware of my previous nightmares, and luckily, I have not had any.
Have you checked with your primary care doctor? He/She might be able to help.
Also, I recently had major surgery and i made the anesthesiologist, along with the surgery team, aware of my previous nightmares, and luckily, I have not had any.
Have you checked with your primary care doctor? He/She might be able to help.
If you face serious disorders, you may consult a doctor.
I don't like too much medicines, so I will suggest you to get an alternative therapy to relax or give balance to the mental health.
Meditation is a good healer for problems like depression, anxiety, tension, loss of sleep and more.
Reiki is also a good healer which require to get help of a reiki master but allow you to get healthy after a few sessions.
Jogging, walking or visiting natural beauty places, spending time with children, elders and serving others in your spare time will also give you mental relief and satisfaction.
I don't like too much medicines, so I will suggest you to get an alternative therapy to relax or give balance to the mental health.
Meditation is a good healer for problems like depression, anxiety, tension, loss of sleep and more.
Reiki is also a good healer which require to get help of a reiki master but allow you to get healthy after a few sessions.
Jogging, walking or visiting natural beauty places, spending time with children, elders and serving others in your spare time will also give you mental relief and satisfaction.
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If you are still on pain meds, that is probably the cause. Lortab does that to me.