Sleep Disorders

you can get

1.over emotional

2.dizzy

3.slurred speetch

4.go to sleep for short periods of time.

5.over weight

6.really sick

7.trouble seeing,hearing,or remembering things

No, because it uses pressure to aid breathing. If two people are connected to one source of pressure, it will either not be enough pressure (assuming both people are breathing in and out in unison) or if one person is breathing in whilst the other out, the pressure will be mis-placed.

the deep, dreaming part of sleep known as rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. Normally when people fall asleep, they experience 90 minutes of non-REM sleep, which is then followed by REM sleep. People with narcolepsy, however, enter REM sleep immediately

There are five stages of sleep. Stage 1 being the one you first

enter, then followed by stage 2, 3 and 4. As you descend into deeper

sleep your brain frequency slows down. In stage 4 can it be slower

than one cycle per second (delta sleep). After some time spent in

stage 4, about 25 minutes, you return to stage 3 and 2, then straight

into REM sleep. About 90 minutes has passed now since you started

sleeping. 5-10 minutes is spent in this stage before you go all the

way down to stage 4 again (also called non-REM sleep). When

approximately 90 minutes have again passed, another REM-period

start. This time the REM sleep lasts longer. And as time progresses

less time in non-REM sleep is needed and more time is spent in REM

sleep. After 4-5 hours you don't go lower than stage 2. Vivid dreaming

takes place in REM sleep, so the more you sleep, the more time is

spent in REM.

When you don't sleep well, you think wrong because my mom says that I'm not sleeping well because she sees that when I wake up she sees my eyes very tired. Oh and when you play video games a lot when you blink it will hurt so don't worry!

There is little if any rationale for using two muscle relaxers together. The side effects would be additive, likely to a dangerous level. As each of these drugs is a prescription item, they should only be used (singly or otherwise) exactly as your doctor prescribed them.

Trazondone, originally, was used as an antidepressant but it was soon discovered that it wasn't a good one but did make people drowsy so now it is used as a sleeping pill rather than an antidepressant.

Trazondone, originally, was used as an antidepressant but it was soon discovered that it wasn't a good one but did make people drowsy so now it is used as a sleeping pill rather than an antidepressant.

i was on trazodone they gave it to me to help me sleep at night they work good depending on the dose am not trying to say that it will work for everybody but i have seen it work on a few. hope this helps

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When you go to sleep late your body feels more tired and weak. Your body is used to going to sleep earlier.

New answer:

if you go to sleep late, ur mother will spazz at you and u'll regret it... but i sleep late. =.=

I will do an experiment with myself tonight. My PURPOSE is to learn if people can actually sleep upside down. REASON: I want to figure out if people can really sleep upside down.


hypothesis: I bet people can sleep upside down peacefully.


experiment: I will sleep upside down tonight and come back tomorrow and type what happened.

No it is not for the person sleeping. However, it may hurt for you. They might punch you.

When you are sleep for a couple of hours

Narcolepsy

Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep is a normal stage of sleep characterized by the rapid movement of the eyes.REM sleep in adult humans typically occupies 20-25% of total sleep, about 90-120 minutes of a night's sleep. During a normal night of sleep, humans usually experience about four or five periods of REM sleep.

No. Not at all. Though, if this is happening, then, you might want to get more sleep. If you are really wondering about if your prengnant for any reason, then, you should probably see a doctor, because even if you aren't, then, he could still tell you about your health and give you advice about this. If you're tired from stomach pain or something like that, then, you could be prengnant. Though, either way you should see either a doctor or therapist, because these seem like health problems.

The most common side effect from iron supplements is stomach upset including discomfort, nausea, diarrhea, constipation, and heartburn. Stools commonly become dark green or black when iron preparations are taken by mouth.

My wife used to work for a doctors office back in 2004/05 that had TONS of samples of Strattera. I was prescribed Strattera for Adult ADD, and I really like how it worked for me at the 40 MG amount. I got LOTS of samples of it because it was free and worked well. I got off of the med after a change in jobs and felt I did not need it any longer...

Now, fast forward a few years...

It is now 2008, and I have changed jobs again, and feel that I would benift from the drug once again. I went to my family doctor to get a new script for it, to make sure I was still a good candidate for it, and to see if anything else had come to market that might be better... I was told that Strattera was still the only drug of its type, and that I could begin taking it again. I got my script, and went to the pharmacy. After insurance, it was still going to run me $40.00... NOT THAT BAD considering what it is with NO insurance, but still I'd rather take my samples I have. I did the research, and found this question, along with LOTS of other resources. After wading through them for a few hours, I have found ONE link that will keep me from taking my expired Strattera (expired May 1 of 2005)...

http://www.cchr-WA.org/articles_&_links/attached_case.pdf

Case #223349 starts on page 8 and concluded on page 10... Basically, she was Strattera that had expired approximatly 1 year earlier, and was on it for 15-20 days when the following was complained of:

"The patient experienced abdominal pain,nausea and severe right sided headache - dominating frontal and facial regions causing her to wake up at night, shooting pains throughout limbs, white spots in visual field, waking at night, regression in academic progress and difficulty recognising words. Also had faecal and urinary incontinence."

It is worth it to note that not all symptoms have gone away with taking the correct 'in date' Strattera. However, with the idea that not all of her symptoms have gone away, I don't think this is a good med to play around with.

I WILL NOT BE TAKING MY EXPIRED STRATTERA, but that is my choice based on my research.

The longest recorded time a human has ever gone without sleep is 18 days, 21 hours, and 40 minutes, which resulted in hallucinations, paranoia, etc. However most people can only last 4-6 days without stimulants, and about 7-10 days before the body will be unable to function and long term damage can be caused.

I have this problem a lot too. What i do is that i kinda shake my leg up and down. It makes the blood go. I use icee too. it makes it feel better. (;

A lack of the protein hypocretin in the hippocampus and lower thalamus is thought to be the location of the main cause of narcolepsy.

If you have trouble sleeping there are some things you can do; first, skip nap times and don't sleep in so that you are actually tired at night. Second, don't do any vigorous exercise just before bedtime (sex is the only exeption). Try taking a suppliment (or herbal product) for sleep - but don't get a prescription drug, you will likely get addicted. Go natural first. Also, try reading something dull to get your mind off your busy day and racing thoughts just before bed. Listen to music or watch a movie, that can help too. Finally, when you are in bed and trying to fall asleep, don't think about sleeping. Just start daydreaming about something that you like (not your normal life) and just slip away into this surreal life. You will find probably find that you fall asleep faster.

Usually the cause of fatigue or sleepiness is due to an imbalance in the body.

Many people find after eliminating dairy and gluten products that they sleep much less and feel more alert overall. We have a so called "energy bank" that we have within our bodies. Digestion of heavy, processed, and cooked foods will result in low levels in your energy bank after all the energy it took to break down the complex foods. This is due to a lack of enzymes (a contributing factor in almost every catalytic process in the body). The digestive system becomes sluggish, the blood rushes to the stomach, and your brain gets sleepy. Many of the foods being consumed are heavily refined and filled with toxins and weird chemical additives that are not natural for the body to ingest. The liver and gallbladder are usually quite taxed, as well as the colon and small intestine. We have a little factory going on inside our intestines and the good and bad bacteria are the workers. They work symbiotically to create the ultimate terrain and make up for about 80% of your immune system. When too many processed foods are consumed and a lack of internal cleansing takes place, a dried mucus coating adheres to the intestinal wall...creating a breeding ground for bad bacteria... who steal your energy and dont allow proper assimilation of nutrients and minerals. By alkalizing your body, consuming more raw natural foods instead of relying on synthetic energy drinks you will find your energy levels increasing continuously. By consuming green vegetable juices, blue green algaes, and superfoods you can take your energy levels to a whole new level. Staying up all night no problem. Feeling alert and alive all the time is totally normal for people consuming a high raw food and natural diet.

Yes there is. My husband use to have it and had it for well over 30 years. It drove me crazy! He said he couldn't help it and it felt as if "he wanted to yawn his legs ... stretch or lay down.) I sent him to the doctor and he sent my husband to a Homeopathic doctor who told him to use Calcium and Magnesium together (pill form and get it from a health food store.) It will take a few months, but you will notice a great difference. I've had Restless Leg Syndrome for as long as I can remember, for me the thing that has worked the absolute best is a perscribed medication called Neurontin....wonderful stuff! ;)

Some people might feel lonely, or maybe they get an adrenaline rush out of it, but most people probably ave other reasons.

Vitamins are not recommended on a water fast. If you want to take supplements, they should be crushed to powder form prior to swallowing so that they can be used by the body. Hard form of supplement is not broken down during a fast. Any substance taken while on a fast can upset the stomach since you are not eating regular meal and the stomach is empty. Even breaking the fast you have to be careful in re-introducing too much foods or foods that are hard on the stomach.