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Recently, i get to know that i always talk in my sleep. i even have all my body gesture while talking in sleep.is that because of all the painkiller?
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No: It is very normal to have gestures, talking, even times of feeling paralyzed during sleep. Many people that aren't on pain meds experience these too.
Answered 12/29/2016
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