<p>I used to have really bad night terrors back in the day, where I would think I was floating and I would wake up and actually my vision would be very fuzzy - so I just want to know..</p>

<p>What is actually going on in your brain during a night terror? Is there any evidence that the type of bed one sleeps on makes any difference in lowering the incidence of night terrors?</p>

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Welcome to the site Philip! We appreciate some background research on this site prior to asking a question. Next time look for some sources yourself you can describe your question in a bit more detail. I hope UV-D's answer provided you with some initial insights. Perhaps you can even ask follow up questions (in new posts) in case you don't understand anything about the given answer.
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What is actually going on in your brain during a night terror?
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# What is actually going on in your brain during a night terror?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-09-17)

I used to have really bad night terrors back in the day, where I would think I was floating and I would wake up and actually my vision would be very fuzzy - so I just want to know..

What is actually going on in your brain during a night terror? Is there any evidence that the type of bed one sleeps on makes any difference in lowering the incidence of night terrors?

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> **username_1**: Welcome to the site username_0! We appreciate some background research on this site prior to asking a question. Next time look for some sources yourself you can describe your question in a bit more detail. I hope UV-D's answer provided you with some initial insights. Perhaps you can even ask follow up questions (in new posts) in case you don't understand anything about the given answer.  

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