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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Posts: 520
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Posts: 520
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I have experienced this also. To the extreme. I finally started having seizures in my sleep and the neurologist diagnosed me with REM sleep disorder and nocturnal epilepsy. I am told it is common for sleep problems to occur after head trauma. The doctor put me on clonazepam and Ambian at night and it has cleared up the problems. I sleep good now and feel rested in the morning. I don't think I was really getting much real sleep before. Good luck. I know how miserable this nightmare and not feeling rested problem can be.
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Had MVA in 2006 resulting in post concussive syndrome manifested by cognitive impairment, chronic pain/ fatigue. Chronic pain of head, neck, back, left leg.
Other problems include REM sleep behavior disorder, nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy, chronic migraines associated with nausea/vertigo, episodes of passing out, hypoglycemia, liver dysfunction (had accidental overdose of acetaminophen in 2009) had liver and kidney failure, hernia, degenerative disc disease with compression of nerve root, PTSD, and other problems associated with functioning problems from traumatic brain injury (light, sound sensitive, easily overloaded, easily distracted, cannot focus, anxiety problems etc.)
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