Sleep Apnea Treatment

question Vick suffer: How many Americans a kind of sleep disorder? I am doing a report and I want accurate data. I heard that is one of 10, but I also heard that it was 52%. taking into account sleep apnea, insomnia, stress, etc.Kann anyone recommend a good site that has decent numbers? I do not have much luck with the search and I looked at my computer for hours. best answer:

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or www.mayoclinic.com www.webmd.com and www.realage.com and www.nami. org, also try www.doctoroz.com www.ehow.com ask.com and type in your question go several places should appear there. I have all this they are free and no spam.

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I sometimes lie semi-conscious with the knowledge that I am struggling to breath. I often focus on sitting up or simply gasping for air but it’s like a dream where it just doesn’t happen. Is this a form of sleep apnea or is this something different?

For over a year I’ve been tired every day, no matter how much sleep I get, no matter whether I exercise and eat healthy or not. I was on ritalin then adderall and they have hardly any affect on me. I also need a lot more caffeine than the average person to get any energy from it. Two years ago, I was so sensitive to even the smallest amounts of caffeine that it would cause a panic attack (which I don’t get anymore). I have countless, extremely vivid dreams every time I fall asleep, even if I doze off for 5 minutes & someone wakes me up, I’ll have already started dreaming. I know you aren’t supposed to enter REM sleep until after about 90 minutes of non-REM sleep. I also sometimes have the ‘paralyzed’ feeling for a short time after waking, but I don’t fall asleep in random places. Do you think there’s a chance I have a sleep disorder? Is there any treatment available for something like this?