Sleep Disorders

An infant needs 10-12 hours of sleep. A child (6-10) needs 10-11 hours of sleep. A teenager (11-17) needs 8-10 hours of sleep. An adult (18-54) needs 7-8 hours of sleep. An elder (55+) needs 8-10 hours of sleep.

it can be sleep apnea, or vivid dreams they make people talk moan or even walk threw, or something tramatic could have happened like rape, it can cause disturbing dreams about the attack for years its called post tramatic stress syndrome and can happen to soldiers, women anyone, also night terrors with violent screaming and thrashing or just a lung obstruction. also problems without sleep can cause depression and moodiness. i hope you can read about PTSD and find out more to make a self diagnosis, also dream dictionary books can be helpful if its recurring.best of luck.

slap them in the guts shake them do anthing nottttttttttt look below for truth of experience actualy do not slap or punch turn them on their side so that they do not choke on their tong and shake them but not rapidley soift and call their name

No, it is not "bad". It may be a bit immature, yes, but who among us is not a bit immature in some way?

You don't or you can. This can be many answers for example, it could be stress. Many people are always usually stressed out in the middle of the day and need to rest to put that stress behind them. Also it could be tiredness, every1 including me even though im a young teen get our tired days 4 staying up 2 late. i hope you find my information useful by giving me a trust point.<br><p></p><p>

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It can absolutely cause sleep disorders. Fatigue in fact is an index symptom. Also, as it's painful, you can expect sleep disorders which in turn exacerbate the problem you described. As to pathologic sleeping disorder breathing patterns, I never heard of this symptom related to fibromyalgia. This symptom may relate to another disorder altogether.

Go to http://www.buzzle.com/articles/sleep-talking.html and/or http://www.webmd.com/sleep-disorders/talking-in-your-sleep

about a day or maybe 2 days ^w^

The cause of restless leg syndrome is many times unknown in most patients.

Talk to your doctor to determine what may be causing your RLS. There are some

prescription medications on the market that may help you. Other things that may help

is to eat healthier foods and stay away from caffeine and alcohol.

This is not unusual and does not mean anything is wrong. It means that his body needs to get rid of heat and blood is nearer the surface on the head than other parts of the body so blood comes to the surface to be cooled and activates the sweat gland of the head.

Teenagers need plenty of sleep. This is because they do better in school. Their brains have rested enough and recharged so that they can do their best throughout the day. If you don't get enough sleep, you become sleep and doze off during classes. The average teenager should get 10-12 hours of sleep on weekdays and 13-15 hours of sleep on weekends. --- Teenagers can learn more between 11-16 so they can concentrate on school and so they don't get angry, stroppy and stuff. I am a teens i cant belive that i am talking about teens this way! Teenagers are constantly growing it is scientifically proven teens need more sleep!

A person who has a sleeping problem is called an Insomniac.

Patients can be treated with amphetamine-like stimulant drugs (Dexedrine) to control drowsiness and sleep attacks. The symptoms of abnormal REM sleep (cataplexy, sleep paralysis, and hypnagogic hallucinations) are treated with antidepressants.

You dont want to ever mix any thing with crack.  It is way to harsh on your system.  Wait at least an hour after using before talking any other substance.  But Ativan has not caused any serious problems yet 

If you don't get "light headed" or dizzy when you stand up, it's not necessarily a problem. It's called bradycardia, meaning slow pulse rate. If your heart is efficient and muscular, perhaps from being fit and exercise, your resting pulse rate will be lower than someone who is in poor condition. On the other hand, if you feel weak, light headed, dizzy or tend to "black out", you should definitely see a doctor as soon as possible. More input from FAQ Farmers: * I would definitely see a doctor. There is no harm in having it checked out just in case something may be wrong. My dad had the problem of a low heart rate and had to have a pace maker to correct it. Yours may not be that severe, but it is better to be safe than sorry.

Narcosis is just a term that means unconsciousness or stupor caused by any narcotic, of which most are derived from opiates (excluding synthetics). Essentially, opiate narcosis is that state in which the user has fallen into a state of unconsciousness, stupor, or in some cases, delirium, either by deliberate or accidental overdose.

It is not uncommon in patch patients, as increased activity raises body temperature and heart rate, which in turn increases the patch's dosage delivery rate. If the user isn't aware or careful of this fact, over-dosage to the point of delirium or unconsciousness is often the result.

Well, I guess we'll find out. I just took two of each.

Yes. I've been on Abilify for about a month, and my legs have gotten increasingly restless. I spoke to my psychiatrist about it, and he said that it is a normal side effect that occurs in approximately 20-25% of users. He suggested to wait a bit to see if it went away, then if not, go to a lower dose or switch medications. So you should talk to your prescribing doctor about it.

No. Once you've been diagnosed with Bipolar you will continue to have Bipolar for the rest of your life. However symptoms of Bipolar may be less noticeable once you've found medication which is very effective for yourself.

Its' caused by the brains inability to control the sleep/wake cycles. You often have it since childhood, but episodes can occur rarely and therefore very hard to diagnose. It comes from the lack of a neurotransmitter called hypocretin.

It can be caused from head trauma or loss of brain cells, stress and viruses. Narcolepsy would have to be diagnosed by a polysomnograph followed by a MSLT or Multiple Sleep Latency Test. MSTLs are performed during the day time.

count backwards from 99 and keep doing that. I fall asleep by 200 and i (used to) not be able to fall asleep. If this dose not work for you. Relax ur whole body. First aimagine your toes and so on

The record for the longest period without sleep is 18 days, 21 hours, 40 minutes.

i dont know if this person is right who anwsered before me but i heard about this lady who went 40 years without sleep

Acupuncture treatment is a great way to overcome insomnia without taking medicine. However, if that's not of interest, you can practice meditation or relaxation/visualization techniques to help calm your mind and ease yourself into sleep. I allot 30 minutes every night before I fall asleep to calmness. During that time, I fully stretch all my muscles and take deep breaths. This helps quiet my mind so my thoughts are keeping me up throughout the night. For more on acupuncuture and other steps I've taken to help my insomnia, check out my blog at http://buzz.prevention.com/community/dina-o/sleep-evades-me-no-longer

It all depends on the person. In the military you develop capacity to withstand long hours without sleep. 20 years ago I could go without sleep for 6 days before hallucinations. now 2 days is enough for me to hallucinate lacking sleep. This means the capacitiy is reduced with age.