Repetitive, Weird Night Terrors?

[M. Winchester]

I have the... weirdest night terrors. And they are truly weird.

My fiance likes to sit in a chair beside out bed and watch TV while I nap on our bed. I nap BEFORE I take my Seroquel usually, and I CANNOT sleep in silence. For about... I would say since we've been together, while I try to nap, I have the same night terror.

The TV is playing the same music note over and over, and the same scene, in either red or blue, plays on the TV for what feels like ever. I finally realized this was a night terror and not just a dream or something I couldn't talk about when I rolled over and told Dante:

"You watch that movie a lot..."

When it turned out he was watching something on Comedy Central that neither of us had seen!

To prevent this I'm trying to nap less and planning on asking my doctor if I can take more Seroquel during the day.

 

[EveHarrington]

Napping less/not at all can really help. My doctor told me to cut out the napping. I don't go into as deep a sleep when I nap so I'm prone to more sleep disturbances.

 

[Ronin]

I'd talk to your doctor about your meds, too.

Had crazy surreal states & brain weirdness going on while on Seroquel, in veery low doses. As one of the most meds I've been on. So basically thinking it might be partially or more, that specific medication, perhaps? As a possibility to think of.

 

[M. Winchester]

I'd talk to your doctor about your meds, too.

Had crazy surreal states & brain weirdness going on while on Seroquel, in veery low doses. As one of the most meds I've been on. So basically thinking it might be partially or more, that specific medication, perhaps? As a possibility to think of.

I absolutely hate to think the Seroquel is making me worse, it's sincerely been a miracle-sleep wise, but maybe I should do my research and present my feelings to my doctor. The issue is my doctor doesn't... listen to me. At all. So I'm in for a fight.

 

[Ronin]

At all. So I'm in for a fight.

Could your fiance accompany you, be present while you talk to your doctor, so perhaps the doctor takes the possibility of embarassing themself and seeming unprofessional more seriously in front of another person?