Frequent daytime sleepiness can be a symptom of conditions such as sleep apnea, narcolepsy, or chronic fatigue syndrome. It is important to consult a healthcare
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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer how did tom try to keep from talking in his sleep?

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Tom tied a thread around his big toe that was attached to a cup of water on his windowsill. If he spoke in his sleep, the movement would cause the cup to tip ov
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Social security disability decisions for narcolepsy and idiopathic hypersomnia?

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Idiopathic Hypersomnia officially diagnosed, I have not worked since March 28th due to lightheadedness on exertion, now we know it is due to IH. Does this diagn
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How do you increase your CPAP settings?

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Adjusting your CPAP settings should only be done under the guidance of a healthcare professional. These devices are calibrated to treat sleep apnea based on you
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Sleep disorder that involves attacks of sleep?

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Did you know sleeping on a hard mattress can increase your poor sleep by 78%. Moreover, you can get multiple sleeping disorder because of a bad mattress choice.
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Can you have trouble sleeping after getting a cortisone injection in your knee?

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Not vary many people experience an allergic reaction to cortisone injections because cortisone is a naturally occurring substance in the body. However, some peo
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How can you tell if your man is sleeping around with someone other than you?

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Check cell phone bills. You can usually access these online if you have the right info. and the provider he uses. Most folks dont know you can hire a P.I. for a
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Will a sleeping pill hurt your cat?

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I really wouldn't try it. There's really no way of telling how a drug/medicine intended for one species will work in another species - specially when you want t
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How many hours of sleep should a 59 year old female require?

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As a person gets older they require less hours of sleep and can actually function better on a lower number of hours. Typically when you get older you have a har
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How much sleep do people need?

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for a baby - no such thing For a toddler - should get 12-14 hours per day for kids age 5+ - should get 10-12 hours per day for teenagers - 12 hours is acceptabl
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What should you do if your cat swallows a sleeping pill?

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Cats can easily ingest substances that are not good for them and this includes dropped pills. If your cat has eaten a sleeping pill, contact your poison control
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What can you eat to stay awake?

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yes, and it's not hot sauce or tamales... tamales would get you to sleep really fast as they're 100% fat... have a look at these foods that wake you up website
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What tea will help you sleep?

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No. Jasmine Tea actually helps you stay awake, as well with other teas. Jasmine can heal you and help you though. It will treat your food poising etc. Jasmine T
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How do you wake up in the afternoon?

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Getting enough sleep at night is very important. Most adults need at least 7 hours, but some need more.Eating a healthy lunch that is high in protein can help k
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How can you go to sleep?

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Relax and think about happy things. Listen to soft, peaceful music. Get a glass of milk with a half-spoonful of honey (remember to brush your teeth afterwards)
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What could cause a popping sensation in your legs and backside after walking on a treadmill?

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That popping feeling is called Fasciculation. When you work your muscles they contract and the blood vessels dilate. When you are done exercising and your body
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How can brain waves produced during non rem sleep be described?

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Very long and slow A+