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My friend has been having nightmares for a year now and it's getting worse. she has headaches too. any ideas?
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Yes: Almost certainly lousy diet, especially all sweeteners.
Answered 8/7/2012
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See a counselor or: And/or psychiatrist. Although it would be best to start with the pcp. Often stress is the cause of nightmares. Anxiety and depression may be an issue. Headaches can be a manifestation of depression. A thorough history should also be obtained by this persons primary physician to assess for other factors such a excessive alcohol consumption.
Answered 12/8/2015
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