Just as the importance of sleep for the body cannot be denied, in the same way, good sleep is said to be the one in which a person sees dreams, but the information related to dreams is very limited so far.
Dreams are a collection of moving images, thoughts, feelings, and sensations that arise in our minds involuntarily during certain states of sleep.
About 95 percent of dreams are out of the mind by the time a person wakes up, but dreaming can help you remember long-term memories, Doctors said.
They stated that blind people dream more with other sensory components than sighted people.
Doctors said that a person experiencing nightmares experiences many disturbing emotions, common reactions to nightmares include fear and anxiety, but these quickly fade from the mind.
Nightmares can occur in both adults and children alike, and prominent causes include stress, fear, trauma, emotional difficulties, illness, and the use of certain medications.
According to the neurosurgeon, such nightmares occur in the part of sleep when the eyeballs rotate during sleep and this condition is called REM (rapid eye movement). A person can see the dream clearly.
In this condition, the muscles of the limbs are temporarily paralyzed. Heart rate increases, blood pressure rises, and when people wake up during sleep, they often tell strange and illogical stories.
According to experts, a recurring dream is a process of the brain that wants to draw your attention to something in your daily life that you are not paying attention to and when you pay attention or spend time paying attention. Then such dreams stop coming.