1 Common examples of night terrors in adults with PTSD include: 1 An abrupt, panicked scream or cry Sitting up Thrashing about Difficulty awakening Confusion Intense fear Sense of overwhelming dread Feeling the need to escape Dilation of the pupils Rapid breathing Irregular heartbeat Sweating Little or no memory of the dream they were having prior to awakening Inability to remember the night terror episode the following morning How to Cope with PTSD-Induced Night Terrors PTSD night terrors can not only be distressing when they happen, but they can also lead to fear of going to sleep
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