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Getting Up In The Sleep Without Knowing, Talking In The Sleep. Should I See A Doctor?
Im always tired and when i try sleep i seem to be sleeping short broken periods with getting up and finding myself sitting on the bottom of the bed with no memory of doing this. I will do this quite afew times. Sometimes i change my location of where i go to sit, sometimes i rock back and fourth and other times i talk or call out in my supposed sleep. What can I do? Do i need to see a doctor?
Tue, 24 Jul 2012
YES YOU NEED TO SEE A DOCTOR.
YOU DID NOT GIVE YOUR AGE SEX AND BODY WEGHT- I THINK YOU ARE A MIDDLE AGED MAN, SMOKER AND OVERWEGHT/OBESE TYPE BODY HABITUS.
THIS KIND OF PEOPLE HAVE OBESITY HYPOVENTILATION SYNDROME (PICKWICKIAN SYNDROME) OR OSA WITH DAYTIME SLEEPINESS SYNDROME.
IT AFFECTS DAY TO DAY LIFE AND IS DANGEROUS DISEASE.
YOU NEED TO CONSULT YOUR CLINICIAN, THERE ARE MANY TREATMENT OPTIONS AVAILABLE
YOU DID NOT GIVE YOUR AGE SEX AND BODY WEGHT- I THINK YOU ARE A MIDDLE AGED MAN, SMOKER AND OVERWEGHT/OBESE TYPE BODY HABITUS.
THIS KIND OF PEOPLE HAVE OBESITY HYPOVENTILATION SYNDROME (PICKWICKIAN SYNDROME) OR OSA WITH DAYTIME SLEEPINESS SYNDROME.
IT AFFECTS DAY TO DAY LIFE AND IS DANGEROUS DISEASE.
YOU NEED TO CONSULT YOUR CLINICIAN, THERE ARE MANY TREATMENT OPTIONS AVAILABLE
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