I have occasional narcoleptic spells. I'll just nod off for a few seconds at a time.
But I'm not running for president while pretending that I'm the healthiest person to ever have been healthy.
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That doesn't sound narcoleptic to me. That sounds very normal.
I mean, if it's a one-off thing, sure, but I'll suddenly spent an hour of my afternoon fighting off mini-naps at work
Sleep technologist with 18y experience here.
I don't mean to nitpick, but you're likely just sleep deprived. You probably don't get enough sleep or the quality of your sleep just isn't very good because of an issue like sleep apnea. When your sleep sucks, a simple bump in blood sugar from lunch is enough to throw you into a neck-breaking tailspin. The more you know... 🌠
Huh
Bloody hell, from making a joke to actual advice. Sleep quality might be the issue, because I've tried various sleep lengths, no caffeine, no hectic stimulation or all the other advice you'll read online. I'll have that checked out. Thanks for the tip!
Help me stay asleep please!! I keep waking up and tossing and turning..
If you're being for real, see a doctor. You most likely have sleep apnea, it's way more common than people think and infrequently diagnosed. The doctor will probably set you up to do a sleep study, which is far less troublesome than it used to be a number of years ago. Before they would have you go into a facility, strap you into all their probes and monitors and sensors, and then you attempt sleep there while someone monitored you throughout most of the night. These days, they send you home with a little finger clamp and you can do your normal routine. You drop it off the next morning and then you get your results like a week later.
As troublesome as it is being on sleep therapy with CPAP, the quality of sleep I get now that I'm on it and used to it is night and day better. I sleep soundly throughout the whole night, I have vivid dreams again, I don't wake up to pee at 3am anymore, and I don't get headaches or migraines anymore when I sleep in on weekends. Most of all, I'm not nodding off during the day or getting road delirium/drowsy driving which is what drove me to seek help in the first place.
Couldn't have said it better myself! 👍
I hate the after lunch sleepies lol
Sleepy Don.
So many lawsuits would drain anyone.
Not to mention criminal proceedings!
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