Re: Sleep paralysis

Posted by Tony P on January 23, 2012, at 16:18:42

In reply to Re: Sleep paralysis, posted by SLS on January 19, 2012, at 5:44:23

> Discontinuing an MAOI too abruptly can produce sleep paralysis. I did not find it to be an enjoyable experience. It is like a waking dream that you are frozen in, and you can't make yourself wake up.
> - Scott
I get parasomnias like that quite a bit, and while I agree they are usually unpleasant, the experience can be interesting. Recently I was able to open my eyes while still dreaming, and saw my room (blurrily) through the dream. BTW, I am not on Remeron or MAOIs at present.
When I was on Remeron I found it an excellent sleep aid but a bit too long-lasting - "overhang" the next morning. But I seem to have the same problem with all sedatives, so it may be due to impaired liver function or just personal idiosyncrasy.

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