More nightmares could be an early sign autoimmune diseases, researchers say
- Hallucinations and nightmares could be an early sign of autoimmune diseases like lupus, prompting researchers to recommend questioning patients about nightmares to detect symptoms in advance.
- Studies reveal that many lupus patients experienced distressing nightmares before hallucinations, signaling the importance of discussing mental health and neurological symptoms with doctors.
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Horrific nightmares could be a sign of an autoimmune disease, study finds
The nightmares are intense and often horrifying, sometimes lasting well into the day."There's a serial killer after me and the last few years I have the same one," according to a Canadian patient."He's got my legs or something I can still feel something on my legs even when I'm then awake."READ MORE: German aristocrat accused of leading coup plot goes on trialAnother English patient described nightmares "where I can't breathe and where someone i…
Vivid nightmares could signal onset of lupus, other autoimmune diseases | WND | by Around the Web
(STUDY FINDS) -- It happens to even the calmest of us from time to time: you wake up from a terrifying dream, your heart is racing, and your mind reeling from the disturbing images that seemed all too real. For most people, nightmares are an occasional and unsettling inconvenience. But what if these intense, frightening…
Terrifying nightmares could be a sign of a rare incurable disease
Nightmares can be a sign of lupus (Picture: Getty) An increase in vivid or distressing nightmares – including being attacked or crushed – could be a sign of lupus or other autoimmune diseases, according to new research. Hallucinations, or ‘daymares’, could also be a signal the onset of the incurable conditions. Researchers are calling for greater recognition of how mental health and neurological symptoms can act as early warning symptoms for a f…
Between five and eight percent of all people worldwide are affected by autoimmune diseases. According to British researchers, threatening dreams could potentially herald such illnesses.
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