Sleep Disorders Symptoms

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For as long as I can remember, I have been a very light sleeper (I’m now 17, senior in high school). I have difficulty falling asleep, not because of tossing/turning I’m just not tired. I usually get out of bed and partake in other activities after 45 minutes of attempting to sleep. I thought I might have insomnia but I don’t have any symptoms except difficulty falling asleep– I function perfectly fine on 2-4 hours of sleep a night, have no difficulty concentration or remembering, am not irritable, and do not get tired during the day. I asked my parents, and since I was a baby, I have not slept much. Do I have a sleep disorder, or could I be the rare exception of people who only need a few hours rest each night? p.s. for the few hours I do sleep, I have very odd and vivid/realistic dreams.

Alright. As you know, it’s summer. So of course I’m going to be staying up a lot. I stayed up for about 4 nights, sleeping in the daytime. I figured it would be easy to get back on my regular schedule again, because I’ve done it before, but I guess not..
Now I absolutely CANNOT sleep at night, period. At all.

Even if I lay there the whole night, the daytime just makes me tired.

Before all of this happened, not even night time made me this tired.
This is annoying because I have to go to a lot of places but can’t because I always get so tired in the daytime. I wake up in the morning and go back to sleep too quickly to notice that I need to get up.

I don’t want this to mess up my every day schedule, or I’m screwed once I go back to school. Not only that, but if I keep this up, I can possibly start getting sleep disorder symptoms.. because it’s happened before, and it’s not very wonderful..

So, how do I get my schedule back on track? I’ve tried pretty much everything to make me tired.

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I recently did a sleep study and found that I have obstructive sleep apnea and it causes me to wake up during the night – often many times. I go through cycles where the problem gets much worse, one night of poor sleep leads to another worse night of interupted sleep, and so on – sometimes for a month or even more. I have heard that sleep deprivation makes the symptoms of sleep apnea much worse, and as I am searching for the right treatments, I was just interested in finding out why – what is the mechanism that causes this? Very strenuous exercise during the day or early evening can have the same effect. Thank you for any insights.

For probably the last several months I have had trouble falling asleep at night. I usually wake up around 10am and avoid taking naps or drinking coffee during the day. I’m usually awake at night until at least 3 or 4am. I get tired but just can’t fall asleep. I function alright during the day, I mean I am getting about 6 hours of sleep. But the continuing sleeplessness is a little nerve racking.

I have tried taking baths before bed. I drink quite a bit of soda but have been drinking caffeine free for the past 2 months. I try laying down at a resonable time and just relaxing with the lights out. Listening to soothing music. I’ve also tried a few over the counter sleep aids which only make me extremely groggy the next morning.

I don’t know if necessarily I have insomnia or if another reason better fits. If I’m still having a problem at the end of this month I’m going to the doctor. Does anyone have any suggestions on either information or ideas as to what my problem is?

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It’s pitch black. The only light is the ghostly glow from the numbers on your clock. Eyes wide open, you think about the blackout drape you ordered and installed in your bedroom. It sure is working. It’s plenty dark. Glad you found in that catalogue and bought it with your credit card.

Suddenly here comes another thought, “Did I pay the credit card bill? Uh oh, and I can’t forget to pay the mortgage. It’s due the day after tomorrow . . . or is it next week? When do I take the dog to the vet?”

On and on it goes. You need to sleep and you can’t shut off the endless cacophony that keeps replaying over and over in your sleepless mind. After hours of lying there wide awake, you finally drift off into a light sleep.

Before you know it the alarm blasts you awake at 6:00 a.m. and another stressful day begins. Tortuous traffic, unpaid bills, fear of layoffs and all the various burdens begin to pile up and you have to face it all with little or no sleep.

We all suffer from some loss of sleep. However, it is usually just one or two nights and only happens on occasion. When loss of sleep becomes the norm you should pay attention. This is genuine insomnia rears its ugly head.

Did you know that aside from disease, nothing will degrade good health as quickly as the lack of sleep? Your body requires that period of rest in order to replenish and rejuvenate.

While you are sleeping, your body uses that time to conduct important preventive maintenance at the cellular level. Deprive the body of this restful period and you increase the potential for severe physical and/or psychological maladies.

It’s a pretty tough assignment, but you can overcome insomnia. How to Get A Good Nights Sleep lays it out perfectly for you. Learning what causes insomnia is the first step in creating a battle plan to eliminate insomnia once and for all!

That’s just the first step.

Did you know that there are different types of insomnia?

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· Learn how depression relates to insomnia

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· Find out all about sleep apnea and how it relates to insomnia

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· Do OTC (over the counter) remedies work?

· What about insomnia in infants and children?

· How to cure insomnia with behavior modification

· What are the long term effects of insomnia?

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Did you know:
Female hormonal changes can affect sleep patterns.
Changes in working conditions can cause insomnia.

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An Overview Of Snoring Remedies

The day has ended and the moon shines the dark velvet night. You gently close your eyes slowly drifting to sleep when suddenly, Zzzzzzzzzzzz. That sound is definitely not music to the ears, and much worse, you have to bear with that irritating noise until morning.

Snoring itself can be harmful to a person, and so is lack of sleep. Read the rest of this entry »

The night sweats cause and treatment all deal with the natural occurrence in a woman’s life called menopause. I will disclose brief information on all natural treatments as well as additional remedies to help you get through this period of time.

Why Night Sweats Occur

Night sweats occur because of hormone imbalances in the woman’s body which boosts the metabolism. Read the rest of this entry »

It is not uncommon for people to wonder about how to stop snoring at night. While snoring is a fairly embarrassing problem, it can be effectively done away with by just an understanding of what causes the snoring and then taking steps towards alleviating these causes.

Snoring is basically caused by an obstruction of the airway in the mouth, nose and throat due to which Read the rest of this entry »

Symptoms: night sweats, sore throat, head ache, mucus build up….prognosis?

Go to the doctors and do something about it because it sounds like symptoms of the flu , miagraines or even worse.