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Can Not Sleep. Hearing Heartbeat,also Jump Once In A While
i m trying to sleep and i can t i m wide awake as well as hearing my heartbeat loud and i also get this jitter or jump while lying there?happen s once in a while?
Sat, 12 Mar 2011
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Dear, Welcome to Healthcaremagic!
Insomnia is a very common problem. Dr Vidya suggested many useful tips for sound sleep. Also:
1) Avoid daytime sleep/rest
2) Keep yourself busy in day, & relax in evening
3) Use bed only for sex & sleep, donot watch TV while in bed
4) If possible, take a 10-min. walk after dinner, & a glass of milk before sleep.
For repeated palpitations, please consult a physician or cardiologist. Good luck.
Insomnia is a very common problem. Dr Vidya suggested many useful tips for sound sleep. Also:
1) Avoid daytime sleep/rest
2) Keep yourself busy in day, & relax in evening
3) Use bed only for sex & sleep, donot watch TV while in bed
4) If possible, take a 10-min. walk after dinner, & a glass of milk before sleep.
For repeated palpitations, please consult a physician or cardiologist. Good luck.
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Hi
Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum
Many people experience these symptoms very commonly, causes being anxiety,worry, sound horns at night, dreams, thyroid problems,etc.
If this happens once in a while, it is fine, avoid coffee/tea at least 6hrs before bed time, make sure you empty your bladder before bed, and try deep breathing before sleep for 5 mins.
If palpitations persist, get an evaluation for thyroid,related conditions from your Physician
Good day.
Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum
Many people experience these symptoms very commonly, causes being anxiety,worry, sound horns at night, dreams, thyroid problems,etc.
If this happens once in a while, it is fine, avoid coffee/tea at least 6hrs before bed time, make sure you empty your bladder before bed, and try deep breathing before sleep for 5 mins.
If palpitations persist, get an evaluation for thyroid,related conditions from your Physician
Good day.
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