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Q & A: Is there a problem that does not want to sleep I do?

Alan — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 00:41:50 +0000

request from Elizabeth : Is there a problem that you do not want? makes the dream I am not talking aobut insomnia, sleep where you want but can not, I wonder if there will be lack of sleep when you can. I tried Googling and I could not find anything. How to actually go to bed very late and then wake up early, and even if you are tired you do not want to go back to sleep. I’m just curious, is there anything similar name? best answer:

response Annie_orphan
Bipolar ISM sometimes?

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Can chiropractic cure a sleep disorder and snoring?

Alan — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 12:41:23 +0000

Question by kenandvic: Can chiropractic cure a sleep disorder and snoring?

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Answer by mannon
Good thought – I’ll have to ask mine !
But seriously, since those problems are caused by soft tissue or neurological disorders, I don’t think so. Adjusting your neck – bony facets, tendons, ligaments – may solve a lot of problems, but I don’t think this would be one of them.

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what is the sleeping disorder called when u wake up screaming but than u go back to sleep like nothing happend?

Alan — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 06:38:07 +0000

Question by Trazy: what is the sleeping disorder called when u wake up screaming but than u go back to sleep like nothing happend?
it was in the movie bedtime storys.

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Answer by Janie
Night terrors

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Well I’m 15 and I think I have a sleep disorder?

Alan — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 00:34:43 +0000

issue of Antic Cafe ♥ ♥ O (≧ ∀ ≦) o : I’m 15 and I think I have a sleep disorder? I have problems sleeping at night and when I did finally fall asleep I can do to sleep 12 hours or more, if my mother did not wake up and when I wake up, I am still very, very tired. Should I consult a doctor? Help please. best answer:

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Well, I can not diagnose what you have now, you may want to take pictures of sleep and she sent me your address and schedule.

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Q&A: Blue light for sleep disorder?

Alan — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 12:47:00 +0000

Question by **MoX**: Blue light for sleep disorder?
I have a severe sleep disorder since last year. I usually sleep at 4 or 6 am, and wake up at 12 or 2 pm. I had tried sleeping pills but they make feel with less energy during the day. I even had to change my working schedule to the afternoon because it has been impossible for me to wake up in the morning. Does someone knows at what time of the day apply blue light therapy in my particular case?

Thanks!

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Answer by Chrys
you mean daylight therapy..it’s for depression and people who can’t get enough sunlight.
Some people just aren’t day people..I’m one of them. I do NOT wake up (no matter what time I get up ) till after noon. I like to get to sleep about 6 am…I have to be a day person now, but it makes me crazy. Blue light therapy will not work. (been there done that…)
You need a place to sleep in TOTAL darkness, with no lights (red on a clock, cause it won’t bother you)..you need to wear yourself out (exercising, etc), read/relax….

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Does anyone here sleep disorder like mine?

Alan — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 06:34:13 +0000

question by Marj † † pray4revival : Is there anyone here sleep disorder like mine? My sleep patterns are constantly changing, although usually every two hours to go to the bathroom. But the time for change, so I’m sometimes all night. At the moment he gets hours a day, so it’s better. (I retired and disabled, among other things) I am. Can you describe and what has helped you, if anything? Thank you. best answer:

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had this problem too. I thought something was broken. I ended up with a sleep study done and it turned out that the problem is sleep apnea. I have a C-PAP and now I can get maybe once at night.

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Q&A: what sleep disorder is it when someone wakes up at night at 4:30 and call somebody by the phone ?

Alan — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 06:35:41 +0000

Question by anahita the great: what sleep disorder is it when someone wakes up at night at 4:30 and call somebody by the phone ?
is it gonna create big problem or it is something that can be solved and no need to worry about?!
what are the reasons behind this problem?

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Answer by +:GoodLife78+
insomnia.
the problem of not being able to sleep

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What is a site that advertises on the radio to change work sleep disorder?

Alan — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 18:39:20 +0000

request natoodie : What is a website that radio shift work sleep disorder? appears, my husband is a Chicago country station to hear to hear the name of this site. None of us can remember. best answer:

response from DD
so much! Maybe, if it will Google, you know

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What percentage of americans suffer from a sleep disorder?

Alan — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 18:51:10 +0000

Question by Regina: What percentage of americans suffer from a sleep disorder?
I have been looking for an answer to this question buti havent found the answer I want. So if you can please help me i will appreciate it.

Sleep Apnea Treatment » Sleep Disorder

Q & A: Is there a problem that does not want to sleep I do?

Can chiropractic cure a sleep disorder and snoring?

what is the sleeping disorder called when u wake up screaming but than u go back to sleep like nothing happend?

Well I’m 15 and I think I have a sleep disorder?

Q&A: Blue light for sleep disorder?

Does anyone here sleep disorder like mine?

Q&A: what sleep disorder is it when someone wakes up at night at 4:30 and call somebody by the phone ?

What is a site that advertises on the radio to change work sleep disorder?

What percentage of americans suffer from a sleep disorder?

Q&A: What percentage of americans suffer from a sleep disorder?