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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.
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Where can one find a sleep disorder diagnostic test from online?
There are many places where one can find a sleep disorder diagnostic test form online. One can find a sleep disorder diagnostic test form online at popular on the web sources such as Help Guide and Web MD.
Being deprived of sleep depending on the person at two days you can start seeing hallucinations. Also feeling irritation and jittery is another symptom. I would not recommend not sleeping for two days.
Is there a substitute for sleep?
No.
Sleep is the only way your body can rest.
Stimulants such as caffeine are just that- chemicals to fool your body into thinking you have energy that you don't.
Your body must rest- it is essential to your health and well being.
There are many theories concerning why we need sleep, I subscribe to the restorative theory-
"Sleep provides an opportunity for the body to repair and rejuvenate itself. In recent years, these ideas have gained support from empirical evidence collected in human and animal studies. The most striking of these is that animals deprived entirely of sleep lose all immune function and die in just a matter of weeks. This is further supported by findings that many of the major restorative functions in the body like muscle growth, tissue repair, protein synthesis, and growth hormone release occur mostly, or in some cases only, during sleep."
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What type and size of pillow is best for good night sleep?
Before purchasing a pillow it is important to ask yourself what position you tend to sleep in. Pillows often come in soft, medium and firm varieties and serve several different purposes - each well suited to a specific sleep style. Firm pillows are great for side sleepers as they provide excellent neck support. Medium varieties are best for back sleepers. Soft pillows provide light support and are most comfortable for stomach sleepers. In terms of natural fill, a feather pillow typically gives firm support while a down pillow is considered soft. Blends of down and feather fill produce a medium support pillow.
by throwing water on her and singingher least favorite song . good luck
p.s./if that doesn't work, pull her out of her bed
from proman
Why does too much sleep make you tired?
Too much sleep can disrupt the body's natural circadian rhythms, leading to feelings of grogginess and fatigue. Oversleeping may also affect neurotransmitter levels and hormone production, resulting in a decrease in overall energy. Additionally, prolonged sleep can reduce the amount of restorative deep sleep, leaving you feeling less refreshed. As a result, instead of feeling rejuvenated, excessive sleep can lead to increased tiredness.
Can you put camphor in the water in your husbands Cpap machine?
Nothing should be added to the water in the humidifier. The only thing that should be put here is STERILE or DISTILLED Water. Adding anything else can cause adverse affects to the humidifier rendering it inoperable.
Certain additives can also allow the growth of bacteria which would then be breathed into the lungs.
There are aromatherapy options that can be used with CPAP machines by using a third party applicator system to allow the use of aromatherapy while under CPAP therapy. These can be obtained through some CPAP suppliers.
Where did Prehistoric people sleep?
They slept on flat rocks, in caves for shelter with animal skin over them to keep them warm.
Why some people sleep at daytime?
They are tired,sick,sad.
They may be people who work during the night.
Why do you have violent trembles in your sleep?
a demon is attempting to possess you. the trembling is your body trying to fight off the intruder. if, one night, you don'ttremble... your body has lost the battle and you have been taken over by a demon. priests no longer do exorcisms though, so there is no way to get rid of it.
What is the contrapositive of the statement If she is tired she sleeps late?
If she does not sleep late, she is not tired.
Do you sleep better if you take a shower before bed?
if you really need it then you can have but it dose make you awake more it
might take you awhile to go to sleep so I say no it not a good idea
What are the demographics of narcolepsy?
40% of patients with narcolepsy have or have had another mental disorder. 18% of patients with narcolepsy are 10 years old or younger. It is estimated that 0.02-0.16% of the general population suffer from narcolepsy. Men and women are equally affected.
What sleep disorders cause fatigue?
There are a variety of sleep disorders that cause fatigue, including insomnia, hypersomnia, sleep apnea , and restless legs syndrome.
What is it called when you are tired you fall asleep immediately?
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Is there a medical term for uncomfortable legs while trying to sleep besides restless legs?
Yes. It is called, Restless Leg Syndrome AKA RLS
How are people affected by sleep paralysis?
Sleep Paralysis is a spiritual phenomenon, related to demonic activity (ignore the medical 'experts'). Drugs, meditation, yoga, and other kinds of eastern spirituality will open the gates (amongst many other things), but its easy to close. Go to StopSleepParalysis.org for research and instructions.
What is socially unaccepatable snoring?
Snoring that is loud enough to prevent the sleeper's bed partner or roommate from sleeping.
Does sleep deprivation leads to anemia?
There is no known direct link between anemia and sleep deprivation.
What does it mean if you wake up hungry?
First let's improve the question:
What could be the reason(s) for habitually waking up hungry even when hunger was satiated by eating before falling asleep.
Now an answer:
It would be easy to say the nervousness or insomnia due to nervous is the cause, and in some instance that would be true. But when it is a habit - when one is not waking and eating merely to avoid or placate some unresolved mental problem - one might ask what leads to such habit formation.
The most obvious would be that "pseudo-hunger" insomnia is a learned/inculcated - behavioral pattern (habit) - first conditioned during infancy, during which, among other times in which feeding is used to control behavior, feeding is used in an attempt to make baby stop crying and go back to sleep - mostly stop crying as quickly as possible. Because this pattern has been extended into later childhood as well as adulthood, we can say that one has been conditioned to be hungry at some phase of the sleep cycle. Conversely, because most everyone will resort to the nipple or feeding expediency, we could say that the sleep-hunger conditioned response persists mostly because the habit was not broken early on; not broken by not withholding (by failing to recognize and then wean baby from) the food "reward."
