celexa and abnormal dreams

I was in a drug study that involved Celexa and a blind drug. I was off the blind drug in December and still am on Celexa. During the study I complained constantly of "abnormal dreams" to the extent I would wake up trying to catch a basketball, smoke a cigar (which I do not do) or other such "playing out" of my dreams. More concerning is the fact during the study I started talking in my sleep, something I never did.  Now, virtually every night, I find myself talking outloud, sometimes for a few seconds and othertime a complete conversation. I am in a sleep that is deep enough for me to fall right back into a deep sleep but 'awake' enough to hear myself talking. The school that conducted the study says it is "impossible" it was the blind drug because I was off of it since December. I stopped taking the Celexa for almost a month and still had the symptoms, plus there is not history of Celexa causing this. Is it not even remotely possible that a drug can affect the brain in such a way that it has short term, or long term, effect on dreaming and how one reacts to those dreams -- acting them out and talking? Is it worth me asking to unblind the drug or am I overreacting? It makes having a relationship difficult when I am talking in my sleep and jumping up in my bed every night.

[MMahon]

I suggest you go see psychiatrist not related to the study you were in.
A good physical and psychological exam should prove beneficial to you.
Your symptoms could be due to many things.  
Check out the 'sleep disorders' forum here as well.
Let us know how you make out..