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By Bret Moore
Sleep disturbances are some of the most commonly reported psychiatric complaints by combat veterans. Hundreds of thousands struggle regularly with insomnia, both falling and staying asleep, and nightmares.
A variety of treatments are available to address these problems. Cognitive-behavioral therapy for insomnia is effective for those who have a difficult time falling asleep. The high blood pressure medication prazosin has shown in numerous research studies that it can eliminate nightmares.
And different versions of a talk therapy that teaches the person to change the content of their nightmares in order to make them less distressing are effective for many.
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