Yes, it is quite possible, and there is not anything necessarily pathological about having only nightmares - although that probably is not actually what you are experiencing. Everyone dreams several times every night (or sleep cycle) as your mind passes through various stages of sleep. The vast majority of your dreams fade away unless you happen to wake up during the night while they are occurring or immediately after they end. So you probably are having plenty of normal dreams, but only remember the nightmares.
> One possibility to consider is whether something you might be drinking or ingesting could be disrupting your sleep and causing these nightmares. Energy drinks and anything with caffeine could be messing with your normal sleep cycle. Alcohol is another very common factor to conside; although a drink late in the evening might help you fall asleep, it can also cause you to awaken about four hours later. Similarly, highly stimulating Video Games or anything that tends to get your mind wound up and stressed (competitive) near bedtime could lead to sleep issues.
You can calm a teen with nightmares without waking him by having pillows on his bed.
Yes, it is possible to die while having a nightmare, but there is no proof that nightmares kill.Related Information:Nightmares as a cause of death have been suspected, especially in certain cultures, for many years. However, There is no definitive evidence of any death being caused by nightmares.
No, that is not possible.
The underlying assumption - that there is unrest, disorder, rioting and so on when unemployment is high - is incorrect.
Is it POSSIBLE? Yes. However, having one does mean necessarily you will have the other.
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You can not, a woman may be sexually promiscuous without having a sexual disorder.
No its not possible
Well usual it means that something good is about to happen, you may think otherwise but often people having nightmares is a way of sensing good fortune.
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Lots of people have nightmares now and then. Anyway, you may want to ask her; or if the problem is severe, take her to a doctor or psychologist.
You are having nightmares because there is something troubling you at school.