Sleep Apnea Treatment

Question by joanleva: aliens or sleep disorder? plz help?
ok, so two last night i went to bed, like normal my digital watch casted a shadow over my head and onto the wall, my bed is surrounded by 2 walls and noises can get pretty loud, well i closed my eyes and fell alseep then i woke up in the same room, i felt EXTREMELY tired, i got a bit worried so i tried to move my leg and realized it was hard, to move if it was even moving at all, well that it sort of interrupted something on my brain that caused me to think i was not alone in the room, i felt weightless and did not see any lights or anyone, well i was still in my room and my eyes were a bit blurry then i felt sort of compressed at the chest and heard this very smooth sharp but mechanical sound, then i realized that i could move my leg again! so i turn the lights on was not sure if i needed to take some sleeping pills or see a doctor, another time in my sleep i felt so tired that i wanted to wake up but was immobilized (day nap with my family in the house) i really wanted to fall asleep again but i felt my heart giving out, every time i wanted to sleep my heart would sort of beat slower and slower, i got extremely scared so i desperately tried to wiggle,crouch, move my limbs till i finally did. wow, so what i was trying to ask was if it was normal for a 16 year old boy to suffer from this type of heart condition or illusion???

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Answer by MA
Well then, thats……interesting.

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Occasionally…lets say (4) times per year after going to sleep I wake up but my total body is paralyzed. I see things around me…my room seems brighter and I hear moving noises but….I can’t move. Totally paralyzed!. I try to vocalize but it seems nothing happens. Anybody out there had this happen?