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I woke up in the middle of the night with hands around my throat. It turned out to be not a real person, but also not a dream. I could feel the hands. Couldn't scream. It was terrifying. I recently started taking lithium and lamictal, which is phase one of a plan, but I think the doses are too low to cause something like this, which I don't think is a hallucination, but maybe it is?
Does anyone know if low doses of these meds can cause this to happen? Is it a night terror or is that something else? |
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Well, hypnopompic or hypnagogic hallucinations are not uncommon in non mentally ill people. If it happens very often I would tell your doctor because you have the sensation of strangulation. I, personally, would want to make sure that I was breathing properly throughout the night. I wouldn't worry to much beyond that though.
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