Offen shouting in sleep

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My dad offen shouting in sleep and in same contion after wakeup for some hours and after become normal I don't know whom to consult pls help me..

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Dr. Vignan R Sports Medicine Physician 15 yrs exp Hyderabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vignan R

Sports Medicine Physician 15 yrs exp Hyderabad

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Hi. It sounds like your dad has night terrors. Night terrors are common in some people but are usually seen in children. In case the terrors persist, talking to a psychologist or a psychiatrist would be a good idea. I hope this is useful.

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see a sleep specialist and a psychologist.

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