Sleep apnea itself typically does not cause feelings of being unable to move or being held down; however, individuals may experience sensations of suffocation or gasping for air during episodes, which can lead to feelings of panic or paralysis upon waking. This sensation might be related to sleep paralysis, a separate condition where a person is temporarily unable to move or speak while waking up or falling asleep. If these feelings occur frequently, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
This could mean that a person has 'Sleep Apnea'. There are 2 types of Apnea: 1. The airway is obstructed. 2. Or, a person just stops breathing with no obstruction and is usually overweight. If a doctor suspects Sleep Apnea, they will refer the person to a sleep specialist.
No. That is called temporary sleep paralisys.
primary apnea is early reversed apnea that can be reversed by tactile stimulation , suctioning , if left without intervention baby will have gaspping respiration followed by secondery apnea that cant be reversed without ppv...
You might be suffering from sleep apnea. It could be obstructive or central sleepapnea. When the airway is blocked, or when the lungs do not inhale as they are to do involuntarily, carbon dioxide builds up in the blood and a trigger goes off in the brain to awaken the body so it will breathe to get the needed oxygen. This might explain trying to wake up, not being able to move, and it is hard to breathe. This can be a very serious health issue.Waking up this way is very hard on the heart. Reports link sleep apnea to stroke and heart attacks. The disruption to the quality of your sleep and the lack of oxygen to the body and mind can affect concentration, cause memory loss, visual impairment, fatigue, depression, muscle breakdown, etc. People who are tired from sleep apnea are more likely to be in automobile accidents.A sign of sleep apnea is snoring. Obstructive sleep apnea is caused by the tissue in the throat relaxing and blocking the airway. Having a small airway and being over weight can contribute to the severity. Central sleep apnea is basically the lungs forget to breathe. For example, this may occur during the REM stage of sleep when the body is very relaxed and the mind is dreaming.See your GP or a neurologist and schedule a sleep study. See if the cost of studies are covered by health insurance. A continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine can address obstructive sleep apnea and to an extent central sleep apnea. There are varying machines available to address the problem.When I was younger, I used to experience what you described and thought it was just night terrors. The severe health complications that occurred in my thirties eventually lead to the cause being sleep apnea.
There is Night terror,or Pavor nocturnus .Its name pretty much tells its meaning.Theres also sleep apnea, where people cant go to sleep because they have breathing problems.Most others are nervous problems or not being able to awaken.
You're a bit obsessive, try thinking of something else.
Maybe it is because you are stressed about something you have a strong concern or fear.Going to a doctor might explain more.
they cant sleep pendejos!!
no, you cant sleep with a stomach during pregnancy
bird cant wink and it didnt they can sleep whith eyes close but they cant blink so yea
Feeling like someone is holding down your feet while you sleep may be a form of sleep paralysis, a phenomenon where you wake up but are temporarily unable to move or speak. It can be accompanied by vivid hallucinations or a sense of pressure, often causing fear or anxiety. This experience is typically linked to disrupted sleep patterns, stress, or sleeping in a supine position. It's important to maintain healthy sleep habits to reduce occurrences of sleep paralysis.
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