Sleep Disorders

Of course a 12 year old should not do drugs, a 12 year old dont need drugs!?.. But just what kind of drugs are wee talking about here?

Alcohol have been close too ruin/take my life then i was yung, alcohol really wassent the drug for me, but i found one that was. Im not saying that everyone need a drug, and i hope not, but menny people do. And the drug i found actually saved my life a cuple of times,, -not that it nessesarily will do so for others im not saying that at all.. But yelling that drugs absolutely will ruin your life just sounds too harsh for me, espacially then i dont know what kind of drug is being talk about.. That is also the reason why i will not say the name of the drug i use, (you can properly quess it anyway..) -becurse a 12 year old should not get the wrong idea, there is no wonder-drug for every one, for all i know myself and my bigsister may be two out of a thousand..? (But who knows..?) If kids badly want too try out drugs then i dont think that trying too give them a bad contions will work, but good luck anyway..

PS: KIDS STAY IN SCHOOL! -PLAYING WITH DRUGS CAN WAITE UNTIL AFTER YOU GRADUATE COLLEGE, AND ONLY IF YOU ACTUALLY GRADUATE!..

at any time you want to.

The last time you get to go to sleep is when ya die

10 Liters is most manufacturer's recommended maximum

When you take sleeping pills you don't need to take headache pills.

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.

Absolutely! My dog even goes into rem sleep every night. I love watching his eyes and paws twitch and his lips curl and sometimes i can even hear him huff and growl. It is truly hilarious. He looks like hes chasing something. I know it seems like something in Sims or cartoons but it really happens.

REM sleep occurs a few times throughout a night's sleep and last from about 90-120 minutes each cycle. The longest period of REM sleep occurs closest to the morning.

Bad idea. This could lead to alcohol poisoning, overdose, coma, liver failure, and even death. Although both of these substances can cause these things your increasing your chances for it to happen in about 5 minutes afterwards.

When you are asleep time does not pass any faster. Because you are asleep you have no way to tell time so it seems to go faster.

No. Nope, not even close

If you mean DREAMS... Your brain doesn't "turn off" at night. It will pull things out of your memory. It can be from a movie, book, reality... whatever. It makes up the craziest things sometimes to stay "running." Have you noticed you can't dream if you TRY to control it?

Generally several different thing can cause (RLS) restless leg syndrome. It can range from Diabetic Neuropathy from type 1 diabetics, poor circulation. Also a lot of HemoDialysis patients get RLS.....Hope this was helpfully The above poster gave good advice, but on a less scary thought restless leg syndrome is caused by the lack of Potassium in your body. My husband use to suffer from it. He went to a Homeopathic doctor who put him on pills with Potassium and Magnesium (Magnesium is needed to make the Potassium absorb in your body.) It took a few months, but it worked. I have a girlfriend that is extremely high strung and when nervous (she never sits still) she will bob her leg up and down constantly or stretch her legs. It is a good idea to also have your thyroid check out (T3/T4 blood test.)

The combination of behavioral changes, ventilation assistance, drug therapy, and surgery allow most people with sleep apnea to be treated successfully, although it may take some time to determine the most effective and least intrusive treatment.

The answer is simple: caffeine. The amount of caffeine in cocoa is not significant in comparison to, let's say, coffee, but it's still there. And, it will only pile up after several cups.

The solution: limit the amount of cocoa you drink before sleep or look for a caffeine-free cocoa. You should be fine. ☺

Around 8-9 hours sleep a night is best. As teenagers need enough sleep to get all there energy back

Hypothyroidism. Sleep apnea. Depression. Narcolepsy. too name a few

No. You are sub conscious. You still wake up, and you are still alert if an alarm clock or a loud noise goes on/off. And your brain is still active, making you dream. You can be alert to touch too. If you feel someone/something hit you, you may awaken. So you are not fully unconscious.

that's case to case basis if the patient has been experiencing hypoxia for the past 5-10 mins that is very dangerous to the patient cos it may cause irreversible brain damage cos hypoxia leads to hypoxemia that's the first thing you should worry about..

and the other case is if he/she is prone or begins to hyperventilate that leads to hypoxia which in turns to hypoxemia (inadequate oxygenation of the blood) then you should first give the patient sufficient O2 to prevent or lessen the possibility of client having hypoxemia...

i think when the patient is in the hypoxemic stage it is automatically severe and dangerous and it needs critical care...

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It causes disorientaion, drowsiness, and lack of attention. You may not be able to think straight, have muscle pains, and sore eyes. Sleep is vital, without it your body will fall to exhaustion and sickness.

Yes. You can. They are in different drug catagories. I just went to Urgent Care today, for pulling muscles in my back while at work. The Doctor prescribed me Skelaxin & Lortab (Vicodin). She said specifically, that it is safe to take the two at the same time (only taking the recommended dose.)

get a lunesta rx.. chop them in half.. half will knock you out and you feel pretty good the day after