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Why do manic depressives have jerking or twitching in their sleep?
I have a question about manic depressives. Why do they sometimes have jerking or twitching in their sleep?
Manic depressives, or those with bipolar disorder, can experience movement disorders during sleep. The jerking or twitching may be a symptom of restless leg syndrome, periodic limb movement disorder, or another sleep disorder commonly associated with bipolar disorder.