Husband dreams he drops candy then wakes up looking on floor for it. What can I do about this?

Do you need to do something about it?
What do you want to happen?
You're going to have to learn to let go. You will have no control over his actions or behavior. If letting go control is difficult for you, you might consider therapy.

I would probably put a piece of candy on the floor for him to find. What a happy surprise!

Mlatimer46: Schedule a neurologist appointment posthaste before you ask the question again (Thank you Geaton777 for catching that).

Neurologist

Just put some wrapped candy pieces on the floor that he can find. That should satisfy him. Of course, talk to his doctor when you can.

Did you read the responses from the last 2 times you posted this question:

https://www.agingcare.com/questions/my-husband-has-wild-dreams-and-thinks-it-really-happened-is-this-dementia-495978.htm

https://www.agingcare.com/questions/my-husband-was-having-vivid-dreams-and-halusenations-but-now-they-have-stopped-what-is-going-on-496042.htm

Have you gotten him to the doctor yet? Your posts are all about hubbys dreams. Dreams mean nothing in the grand scheme of things, and w/o a proper diagnosis, what can we tell you? He can have dementia or 100 other conditions or nothing at all.

Please provide more information for context:

How old is your husband?
Is he showing other symptoms of cognitive impairment? Or does he have a diagnosis?
Does he realize it was a dream at some point?

And your concern is what???