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Sleep Disorders

Sleep disorders are a major public health concern affecting millions of individuals, families, and communities on a daily basis. We are a chronically overtired country, which often has grave health...  
 
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killerkuush (3 days ago) Show Hide
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its 10 am nd i havent slept yet not even tired i call it online poker disorder
addadiktome (1 month ago) Show Hide
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homework should be done away with as well! why do children go to school for 8 hours and then have to come home and do more work? if i had a job like that i would quit!
addadiktome (1 month ago) Show Hide
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children (especially teenagers) need more sleep because your still growing. i heard somewhere that teenagers need at least 10 to 12 hours of sleep in order to not get tired during the day. babies have the same problem. it's taxing on the body having growth spirts. my daughter has it bad because she's 14 and she has epileptic seizures which are triggered by lack of sleep. if it weren't for her meds she would have a grandmal seizure at least once a month.
teckdecker15 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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i get tired around 1-4am then i fall asleep during 4th hour at school
ps4real000 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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When I don't sleep for 24+ hours I start to mildly hallucinate. Pictures will warp, I'll see shadows moving out of the corner of my eye, i hear voices, demon faces will pop up every time i close my eyes, people in pictures will look like they're moving, etc. Am i sane?
XXcomputerXXtutorial (3 months ago) Show Hide
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somebody please help me, whats it called when your half asleep, when your mind is awake but your body is asleep and you cant move you know whats going on but you cant move at all..i get them every single day, please help i hate it... i used to get nightmares all the time when i was younger i was never able to slepp now its like that but instead of nightmares i get these paralyzing dreams
Holmkjaer (3 months ago) Show Hide
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narcolepsy or sleep paralysis
...i think
addadiktome (1 month ago) Show Hide
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i had sleep paralysis when i was in my late teens through to my early 20s. nightmares would trigger it. i would wake up in a terrified state and the sense that someone was watching me was overwelming. it was difficult to breathe. it would pass after a minute or two, but it seemed longer. at the time i had no idea what was going on and i thought i was going crazy. i think that the fear sets off an overdose of adrenaline in the body causing the paralysis.
andyladousa (2 months ago) Show Hide
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yea sry for the late reply but id say sleep paralysis wow your fucked up id be scared
SlimDaGoddess (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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you might have sleep paralysis... its when your awake but your body is alseep and in the sleeping stage called REM. during this stage you usually dream and your body is paralyzed... so when your in this stage but your awake your body is still paralyzed... sleep paralysis

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