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My 3month old son has nightmares constant. he cries and starts panicing in his sleep. is this normal?
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Nightmares: He is too young for nightmares. He may be having silent seizures.Discuss the problem with your pediatrician , he may want to refer you to a neurologist.
Answered 1/17/2014
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