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Are my nightmares being caused by my depression and us there anything i can do to stop them?
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Nightmares can: occur with depression. See that you also have high blood pressure. Consider discussing prazosin/ minipress with your physician. It has been used off-label to help with nightmares and sleep. Take care.
Answered 10/21/2014
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