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I don?t usually nap in the afternoon. But when I do, I always wake up after a horrible, scary dream. And it takes me a few seconds to tell whether it?s day or night. This has been the pattern for 2 years. Sometimes I have the same dream for a few consecutive times, sometimes different, but they are all similar in content, and when I wake up I?m usually scared and sad for a few minutes. I don?t eat much junk or fatty food and usually keep fit. I am a 28 year old woman. What could this be?
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Tam vridhi according to ayurveda is the cause of ur dreams.stop eating kafaj food.and take pitta increasing food for some days.u can msg me for further details.
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Hello Friend, Good that you are seeking a help here. Dreams tells us stories from our sub conscious mind. Generally dad, scary dreams give the hint of stress full mind. Suggest you to consult a Psychology expert to discuss in detail about your other mental condition to analyze the reason behind such dreams. First try and avoid afternoon nap.
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