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Answer by Lourdes
he should see a Dr. snoring is symptomatic of many health problems the least is Sleep Apnea.
unfortunately a lot of snorers don't believe they snore so tape him.
get ear plugs.
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Answer by Lourdes
he should see a Dr. snoring is symptomatic of many health problems the least is Sleep Apnea.
unfortunately a lot of snorers don't believe they snore so tape him.
get ear plugs.
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Answer by bandaid_46
You may have a physical disorder, namely sleep apnea. You should have it checked out. Your doc can order an exam in a local sleep clinic where they can monitor your sleeping.
If you are diagnosed with sleep apnea, they can treat it with CPAP [Continuous Positive Air Pressure] to keep your airways open as you sleep. Good luck and God bless.
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Answer by ThePerfectStranger
Snoring badly and drowsy all day due to lack of proper rest. It is not healthy for your body to not get enough sleep. You are vulnerable to heart attacks. See a doctor and check into the sleep test. The test will tell how bad the apnea is.
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Answer by ChiMom
A sleep study may be the best thing.
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Answer by Florida Girl
No, it's called not eating right, and not enough exercise.
Edit: Do you know what foods you eat determine how well you sleep? It's a proven study. Eat more healthy foods. Try staying up later (going to bed at 10:30) and then waking up.
The reason your tired all the time is because you are getting too much sleep... if you sleep too much your body will feel tired.
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Answer by ijrg
no,
but you can die in your sleep if you don't get a respiratory machine.
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Answer by poorsadcow
The pharmacist should be able to recommend something to alleviate the problem. You can help yourself by avoiding alcohol before bedtime and cutting back on cigarettes if you are a smoker. Also, being overweight doesn/t help. If you snore so loud you wake yourself up you will eventually begin to suffer from fatigue during the day. You could even develop a condition called sleep apnoea which means you briefly stop breathing while asleep. People often laugh at snorers but its no laughing matter really. Get yourself along to a pharmacy and good luck!
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Answer by kris
It sounds like sleep paralysis. My boyfriend used to get that a couple times a month for several years, and this has happened to me a couple times and can be very scary, but since it's not recurring we didn't do anything about it.
Sleep paralysis can be present in various sleep disorders including narcolepsy, so if you have other symptoms like excessive daytime sleepiness you might want to see your doctor to get that evaluated, get a sleep study, etc.
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Answer by Alice
Maybe try the breath right nose strips? I've heard that they can help.
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Answer by Celina
Is it possible he is hard of hearing?
I'm sure he must be after you putting the alarm on his hear, ha! (just kidding)
But anyway, you say he sometimes goes to sleep at 6am and wakes up at 9am? Or is that a typo and 6am is meant to be 6pm?
If this is true, then it's rather normal to be in a deep sleep after not having much sleep the night before. I sleep through my alarm because of that!
Yes, Deep Sleep Disorder is real.. it's a bunch of related sleeping disorders and can be caused by environmental or emotional changes
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Answer by Naveensuthas
Sleep disorder reduces a lack of quality sleep can cause accidents, affect your relationships, health, and mental prowess; and make you feel generally disconnected from the world...Everyone experiences occasional sleep problems, but getting a good night’s sleep is essential for feeling refreshed and alert during the day. Lack of sleep might make you feel foggy and unable to concentrate in the work thus reducing the overall performance of the body as well as in the work...
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Answer by davelennv
Sleep apnea is a condition in where you stop breathing while you are sleeping. Your are sufferfing from insomnia.
If you were sleeping at night, and woke up in the morning groggy, then I would suspect sleep apnea.
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Answer by Laura
A big feather pillow...
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Answer by Alisa Lagrange
No there is no sleep disorder like that. Most sleep disorders relate to waking/sleeping patterns, abnormal sleep rhythms and abnormal sleep activities. The only sleep disorder that involves dreams are Night Terrors. But the definition of a night terror involves being conscious but unaware, and a lack of memory of the event. Since you remember what you dream, it can't be that. Not much is known about why we dream, and what triggers bad dreams; but sometimes stress, overwork, worry or watching violent movies etc can cause bad dreams. Some people also think we express our basic fears in our dreams. So if you fear losing a family member or experiencing a tragedy, then maybe it's coming out in what you dream.
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Answer by Allan M
sleep disorder is sleep that is not in order
The devil will get U