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Sleep Disorders

Sleep disorders are a group of syndromes characterized by disturbance in the patient's amount of sleep, quality or timing of sleep, or in behaviors or physiological conditions associated with sleep. There are approximately 70 different sleep disorders that may be the result of serious medical conditions, including breathing difficulties or thyroid disorders, or external factors, such as stress or substance abuse. Manifestations include insomnia, sleep apnea, and narcolepsy.

1,416 Questions

Why did i wake up outside?

Either you sleepwalked or someone took you out there. XD

How do you cure RLS?

RLS can be cure using a product called RLS-H. It is manufacture and distributed by a Canadian company. You can purchase it from this website. www.restlesslegshealed.com

What causes REM sleep?

I don't really think anything causes REM sleep. REM stands for rapid eye movement, and it's one of the stages of sleep. I'm not certain, but I think it's the stage of sleep where your dreams are most vivid, meaning the deepest form of sleep.

Is cigarette smoking is a cure to an acidic person?

no, ciggarett smoking cures nothing...that is rediculous and whoever told you that is full of it.

How to tell if someone sleeping?

If they are a victim of sleepwalking and talking, it would usually be east, but alas, all we know is their eyes would be closed, they may be mumbling, their body is floppy, not stiff, and easy to move, and you can wake them up. Hope this helped x

What makes someone a light sleeper?

Constant fear of dad coming in with a glass of water or a head shaving device will make you sleep light

Does anyone die by eating 30 sleeping pills at a time?

Though it is possible to die from this, it is not necessarily fatal. There are MANY cases where people have taken plenty more pills than this and still survived.

How much sleep does an 11 year old really need?

How much sleep does a 11 year old need of sleep Optimally, 8-10 hours is what you should be looking at around 11 years of age.

What is Stage 4 NREM sleep?

non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep. Stages 3 and 4 NREM sleep. Also called delta or slow wave sleep, these are the deepest levels of human sleep and represent 10-20% of sleep time. They usually occur during the first 30-50% of the sleeping period.

How long do you have a sleeping disorder before you are considered to have insomina?

the second you are declared with a sleeping disorder you are regarded partly insomniaclyical

What is happening when a you feel like someone is holding you down while sleeping?

I'm not entirely sure, but sometimes you can think you are waking up from a dream, but you are still dreaming. Sometimes you go into a lucid dream. Once you "wake up", occasionally you feel like something is weighing you down. Some people see monsters, or other creatures, but don't worry, it is very rare. But if you do see them, just relax and don't be afraid, because that only makes it last longer. Remember they cannot hurt you. You might be having an ASP (Awake during sleep paralysis, where you are consciously awake but your body is asleep. You are paralysed during sleep paralysis, so if you can't move, don't worry). It sounds really weird, but it's happened before. Just relax and close your eyes, and soon you will either wake up or go into a dream again.

If you don't think this is correct, google "sleep paralysis" or look around here: http://www.trionica.com/asp/viewpoints/vanEeden.htm

Can long-term sleep deprivation cause periods of huge increases in your pulse rate?

Yes. Palpitations are not uncommon in sleep deprived people, even in the short term.

Sleep is one of the most important thing a human being does, even if they don't outwardly achieve anything with it. Sleep deprivation is bad!

What are the principles of chemistry involved in sleeping?

When you are about to go to sleep, your body releases melatonin which slows down your body and prepares you to go to sleep.

Diseases caused by archaea?

Archaea are a group of single-celled microorganisms. There are no cases of confirmed diseases having been caused by archaea, yet this does not mean that they are not capable of causing disease.

How effective is CPAP therapy?

  • If properly used, CPAP are very effective in combating sleep apnea and eliminating snoring.
  • Its effects are dramatic; daytime sleepiness usually disappears within one to two days after treatment begins. CPAP is tolerated well by about two-thirds of patients who try it.

How common is restless legs syndrome?

As much as 10% of the population of the United States and Europe may suffer from some degree of restless legs syndrome.

What is a sign a person is sleeping?

They are not answering you, not looking at you, are snoring, have their eyes close, have their eyes painted on and are unblinking. Those are just a few signs.

Does that answer your question?

I sure hope so!!

How do you know if you have a sleep disorder?

Loud snoring can be a sign of sleep apnea, a common serious disorder in which breathing stops and starts repeatedly as you sleep. You will be able to tell if you have a sleep disorder if you are having trouble sleeping. If you can not fall asleep easily, or if you wake up many times at night, you probably have one.

How do you wake up the termaculus?

You right click go to viue sours and then pick the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10th all of them then you do the 1st one again

Why is your child talking to people in his sleep?

No harm in it. Anastasia only spoke Russian in her sleep ( post revolution) she would rattle out her titles- By the Grace of God , Czarina of all the Russias, the Sovietskaya Ukraine, the Grand Duchy of Finland... and the Podcarpathian Rus, may she some day be free! when concscious she suppressed this oath or allegience, for lack of a better word.

Every night right before im about to fall alsleep i start to worry about everything. All my problems and stress comes and i cant get to sleep. What can i do to help me get to sleep?

Try to guide your thoughts to all the positive things in your life. Don't think about the future if it effects you negatively. Happy thoughts - happy dreams :)

Can you adjust flow on cpap?

The initial pressure therapy setting is usually set by the respiratory therapist on the initial in-home consultation. Most CPAP machines have a lock-out feature to prevent the user/patient from change the flow pressure settings. It is possible to unlock your machine and adjust your pressures. However, before changing pressures it is recommended to discuss the reasoning with your Physician or respiratory therapist. There may be a better solution.

Can you die by having a nightmare?

yeah you can die by having a nightmare but its very rare.The only reason you die is because you strangle yourself with the sheets. but it has to be a pretty abnormal nightmare for it to happen

Why do you get head achs?

there are a tone of reasons why....

1. stress

2. hitting your head

3. sickness

4. anger

there are alot of other reaosns!!!!