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Answer by Vireos
There are many sleep disorders, and so really can't give a good answer to this.
If your child won't sleep, or can't sleep, it could be insomnia, but you should see a doctor before giving any medication.
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Answer by Vireos
There are many sleep disorders, and so really can't give a good answer to this.
If your child won't sleep, or can't sleep, it could be insomnia, but you should see a doctor before giving any medication.
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Answer by alien3starr
I don't think this is a disorder. I think this is normal, though stress or insomnia can make it worse. The same thing happens to me.
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Answer by Stephen
You need to see a neurologist who specializes in sleep disorders. You then need to go to a sleep disorders clinic to have tests run while you sleep and while you are awake. You might have a condition referred to as hypersomnolence and perhaps Narcolepsy.
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Answer by i ♥ hershey ♥♥♥♥♥
you may have a sleep disorder idk for sure ~how about stopping all caffeine including energy drinks & pops for a week or so & should really help your sleep also you may wish to take a long hot shower or long soak in the tub ~then take a couple of tylenol & go to bed ~I like hearing the noise of a fan so I have it running right next to my bed & it works well for me~also pray & ask God to help you out w/your sleep problem & trust me it does work~pleasant dreams♦
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Answer by I XLR-8
go to college.There is a big demand in that field ! ! !
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Answer by mlgable
You do not have to settle for a mask anymore. They also have nasal pillows that you can use. That is what my husband chose. Since you already know you have sleep apnea from previous testing you need to change you mindset so to speak. Think of this as something like diabetes. If you needed insulin shots in order to control you diabetes would you tell you doctor you can't do it and not take the insulin and risk losing you limbs or worse yet your life? Think of the C-Pap machine in the same way. Using it is helping you and helping your health. If you have trouble adjusting to a c-pap call the medical place that supplies your C-Pap and get help from the people there. Sleep apnea is serious and needs to be treated. Good Luck.
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Answer by Mary
Maybe by explaining to him how upsetting this is to and how much it impacts your sleep as well will persuade him to consider seeing a doctor about the problem. He might also have concerns about using a cpap so you could also learn more about them to help alleviate that anxiety.
Snoring and sleep apnea can cause other health problems and it is important that he take action to improve his breathing. You can try to get him a wedge-shaped pillow to put him in a partially upright position to help in the meantime but it is still important to discuss this with a doctor.