Sleep Disorders

Im No Specialist but He Could Have Somthing That Has Bin Extremly Troublesome Happen To Him At a Very young Age.. Or He May Have a Weak Bladder. I Would take him to his Doctor And He Should tell you What To do From There

For individuals with glaucoma, it's essential to choose sleeping aids that do not increase intraocular pressure. Generally, non-benzodiazepine sleep medications like zolpidem (Ambien) or melatonin supplements may be safer options. However, it's crucial to consult with a healthcare provider before using any sleep aid, as individual circumstances and overall health can vary significantly. Always follow the advice of your eye care specialist regarding safe medications.

I used to have also problems with snoring, specially when I used to sleep on my back. While I am not into into surgical solutions I looked for an other options.
There are different solutions for snoring: exercises, different natural remedies, special pillows, and surgical pillar procedure.

Individually for me, the anti-snoring pillow did the trick. I have been trying different pillows and I would recommend a brand called Snoreless.

It is a common name for sleep paralysis, a type of nightmare that takes place in low level REM sleep. A person's body is asleep, yet their brain is awake enough to perceive their surroundings. This explains why a person's body has the sensation of being heavy or immovable, almost as if something is sitting on their chest. The fact that they are in low level REM sleep explains why they see all sorts of scary creatures like witches or demons. A good illustration of this phenomenon is Heny Fuseli's beautiful painting "The Nightmare" (1781). Such night terrors are typically reported by African Americans from (or at least with ties to) the south, particularly in Louisiana where it is known as "Cauchemare." The earliest references to this phenomenon in the US come from the Salem witch trials of 1692. The oldest source that I know of mentioning the witch is the writing of an early 14th-century French physician who noted that the common folk believed the Incubus was an "old hag" who smothered adults and children in their sleep.

It's actually not good to fall asleep in 5 minutes. If you are able to fall asleep within 5 minutes of going to bed, that is a sign that you are sleep deprived and could be a result of a hidden sleep disorder.

Falling asleep should take about 10-15 minutes. To do so, make sure you're going to bed and waking up every day at the same time (even on weekends), your room is at a cool, comfortable temperature and is dark. Also avoid using electronics an hour before bed because the light emanating from them will cease the production of melatonin, which is a hormone that makes you sleepy.

phenobarbital by prescription only will absolutely do it

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See the doctor. It might just be ear wax you got in there. The doctors will take out the ear wax because the ear wax is blocking your ear drum so it plugged your ears. The doctor takes out your ear wax and your ear gets plugged but then later it opens and you can hear really well.

Nephrologist deals with medical problems of kidneys. Urologist deals with surgical problems.

Well I have been hiccuping in my sleep since I was about 6 years old and it has never done me any harm, I am now 23. When I was younger my parents used to tell me that the hiccups were so loud that they could hear them from downstairs whilst I was upstairs. As I have got older they have become less frequent, but by no means disappeared. No idea what triggers them either, they just happen some nights. They are so bad they wake me up, but not enough to keep me from falling straight back to sleep once I have got rid of them (I normally just hold me breath for a second and they go). Sometimes I am told by my boyfriend that I had been hiccuping in my sleep again and only then is it I remeber waking up with them. I asked my doctor about them once before as I was worried they were dangerous and caused by me not breathing properly whilst I slept, but he said that he had never heard of that before, but it should be nothing to worry about, more irritating than anything else. The fact I have been having them for 17 years of my life makes me think that they are probably just a quirky thing that I have... and the fact that this question has been asked means I am not alone.

i have been prescribed stresnil sine 2004 for anxiety , chest pain and insomnia.

I have had wonderful sleep ever since and by Gods grace no side effects

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Yes,

Chronic sinus can cause sleppiness at mid after noon. Especially If you have Sphenoid sinus infection, then you will get sleepiness at afternoon and tiredness.

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Check out information about "Rhythmic Movement Disorder" at

http://sleepdisorders.about.com/cs/rhythmicmovement/a/rocking.htm

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"When it comes to productivity, sometimes the most valuable time is when you're doing nothing."

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A vegetative state is a condition of severe unconsciousness, with no thought at all, much like a vegetable. A person in a vegetative state does not wake up during the day or at any other time, or if such a person does wake up, then the vegetative state has ended. The term persistent vegetative state indicates that the vegetative state is not ending, it is persisting (or continuing). So, such people do not sleep during the night and wake up during the day. They remain unconscious.

Stay up as late as you want as long as you get 7-8 hours of sleep regularly. If you are consistantly getting less than 7 hours sleep, it can wear down the body and hinder the bodies ability to heal and grow.

it is really bad for your health if you constantly stay up late at night because you will be stressed out and as all we know stressed are the major substance to make those cancer cell alive in your body so if i were you take a rest and be sure that you still have 7 to 8 hrs sleep to gain body strength hehehe

no its not really easy to fall asleep with ADHD in fact I have it and for me it is hard to fall asleep i take melatonin and it helps me fall asleep and when you yell alot you have adhd or add .i pinch myself when i get angry if you have it try to find somthing that will make you able to be mad at yourself!

Just like everybody else, I sometimes wake up late on Sundays.

They, sleeped on rocks, then they slept on animal skins and never had any pillows or anything!!