Hi

Hi. I appreciate you talking about your concern. As per given information, it could be underlying signs of psychological issues like stress or anxiety, which is causing disturbed sleep patterns and meaningless dreams. Crying while sleeping could be indicative of unresolved emotions or distress that your subconscious mind is trying to process. Waking up frequently during the night may further disrupt your sleep cycle leaning to a disturbed sleep and more intense dreams. Seek support from a professional Psychologist for tailored made potential therapy who can address your concern and cope with these feelings effectively.

This can happen due to stress and increased thinking about life stress. Depression or anxiety can present as insomnia. Also there can be many other reasons apart from psychiatry for sleep disturbances.

Sleep disturbances can be caused by many reasons including psychological, psychiatric and organic causes. For any symptoms, there needs a thorough evaluation for duration, frequency, intensity, onset, progress etc parameters of the symptoms.

You seem to be having a kind of sleep disorder which needs detailed evaluation. Nothing to worry, with medications you will be better..

It's been emotional susceptibility, sometimes in mild depression its so common