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By: Joey

Joey — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:27:43 +0000

Hi, i’m a 24 year old working student and currently suffering from over sleeping. I tend to sleep atleast 11-13 hours a day and even after a few home based work i can fall asleep. I tend to push myself to go out and do some field work but when i get back home I still lose to my sleeping habits. I tried sleeping by 1130 1200 but it only leads to me tossing and turning until 3 – 4 am. I eat a balanced diet of food since our family is health conscious so there is no problems there. I just need to lessen my sleeping time since both my work and school are suffering for it, luckily I usually pull through by actually avoiding sleep. I’m tempted to try some sleeping pills but since I grew up with a family that isn’t really favoring medicines to such a disorder I couldn’t. Is it really something with my discipline or is there really something wrong with me?

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daytime tiredness — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 07:18:33 +0000

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By: Jackie

Jackie — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 00:12:13 +0000

I know why I sleep so much, I stay home all day. Its hard to get up in the morning when you have nothing to do. I tried joing the gym to work out in the mornings, volunterring, but I miss days when I’m in one of my ’sleeping moods’. I want to know how to stop it and wake up early to enjoy the whole day…I need to try harder and its really hurting me. I guess I need to treat it like an addiction, which I never thought about.

By: Amy

Amy — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:01:56 +0000

im am tired of being tired all the time, i am 23 years old, go to school from 6-10 in the evenings i come home eat, read and whatever until about 12 then i try to go to sleep but i can never ever fall asleep until about 3am im constantly tossing and turning until about 3, im tired and want to sleep but i just cant. then i end up sleeping until like 11 or 2 so when i wake up i feel yuckie, i feel as tho i could sleep more but i have to get up and i feel woozy, nauseated, have a headache, no energy what so ever and i dont want that i want to be able to go to fall asleep right away at 11 or 12 at night then get up in the morning and about 6 or 7 because i have so much that i need to get done but it never gets done. i dont eat healthy i love love love food im not fat im only like 110 but i eat more than all the men in my family and i eat every thing but veggies and i drink no water just a TONE of coke every day, i dont get out and walk or do anything active, i just leave the house when i need to go to the store of school or church but thats it and i so bad want all this to change but no matter how many times i set my alarm to go off at 6 or 7am i dont get up, i want to be able to get up and get out and walk or run, so what do you suggest that i do to stop all this tiredness and feeling sick when i wake up?

By: Hope

Hope — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:16:09 +0000

hi i am 20 years old and i have a problem which is i go to bed very late, and when i fall in sleep i just cant get enough, i even once slept for 14 hours. please tell me what to do to sleep normally and wake up on time easily. thank you so mutch

By: Rotem Cohen

Rotem Cohen — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 19:49:36 +0000

Sorry Charles, but I’m not a Doctor. Yet, it’s a known fact that a very common side effect of all sorts of pills is excessive tiredness. About the effect of “chemo and radio”, well, it sounds logical. That’s really all I can say.

I wish you a fast and complete recovery and the best of health.

By: Charles

Charles — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:18:05 +0000

I am a cancer patient in recovery and am taking many pills related to my disease (including Ratio-Oxycocet).
Could pills such as the above be the cause of my oversleeping?
I am told that oversleeping may also be a long-term effect of chemo and radio…? How true is this ?