So I've always had nightmares, but lately they've been more vivid and gruesome than the typical ones I've had.I've been taking an SSRI for the past month, I'm wondering it that has anything to do with it, I'm unsure. Have any of you experienced dreams

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Anonymous 01/03/17 (Tue) 06:41:04 No.2319

So I've always had nightmares, but lately they've been more vivid and gruesome than the typical ones I've had.

I've been taking an SSRI for the past month, I'm wondering it that has anything to do with it, I'm unsure. Have any of you experienced dreams that are so vivid you can feel every single thing in it, despite those things not happening to you in real life? My last one involved me being split almost in two down the middle of my body, and it felt uncomfortable and painful and the two halfs would open as I walked and moved around. I also witnessed my boyfriend and my best friend in the same condition as well.

I don't know, I've always had them but the vivid detail and sense of pain I feel from them has been higher than normal.

Anonymous 01/03/17 (Tue) 23:22:31 No.2320

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> I've been taking an SSRI for the past month
Maybe this is a reason. I feel pain in dreams sometimes too, but not so intensive. Once I've had taken a too much pills and couldn't fall asleep. And when I finally fell asleep, my dreams was realistic too, but they was, say, mixed with reality.

Anonymous 01/28/17 (Sat) 07:58:31 No.2339

>>2319
Yes, medications that act on serotonin will almost definitely have a strong effect on your dreams.