Question 1

can lack of sleep cause tiny dizzy spells and body motions like sea sickness?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: While not sleeping can cause your symptoms, what is causing your insomnia could also be causing the symptoms. It also could be two unrelated problems. Sea sickness type of symptoms is usually inner ear problems, which also could give you a sense of dizziness. Check with your doctor if is not clearing up by now. Most common things, allergies, ear infections. But it also could be other more serious

Question 2

when i try to sleep my head spins is it related to motion sickness?

Accepted Answer

May be not: I would recommend  to see ENT doctor, if no any abnormalities found you might be referred to neurologist to see if there is any abnormalities in the blood supply to the certain areas of the brain.

Question 3

can a lack of sleep cause you to have poor eyesight?

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Poor eyesight: People who do not get enough sleep frequently have dry eyes which makes it hard to see.  The use of artificial tear drops will help the vision in this situation.

Question 4

can lack of sleep cause aches and pains or are you sick?

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Yes: The whole body needs sleep to repair minor damage and regenerate energy for the next day.

Question 5

could lack of sleep cause nausea?

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Yes: Physiologically, lack of sleep is able to cause the headache, lack of energy, and even depression. In addition, there are some other effects. You have to be care about your sleeping pattern since it is can cause serious effects. Those effects include the acute muscle pains, headaches, nausea, and dizziness. These are the most concrete effects which you can directly feel after two successive nights

Question 6

can lack of sleep cause a fever ?

Accepted Answer

: Not so, as lack of sleep does not cause a significant fever, but a fever from an occult infection or medical illness could contribute to difficulty sleeping.  Have you doctor investigate a "fever of unknown origin".

Question 7

could lack of sleep cause night terrors?

Accepted Answer

Sleep Deprivation: can increase risk of having a night terror.

Question 8

can lack of sleep cause stress, jumpiness?

Accepted Answer

Yes: It can. Sleep is important to ones health.

Question 9

can lack of sleep cause vision distortion?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: If you are exhausted it is possible to have blurry vision.  Not really certain what you mean by distortion but it can be difficult to see normally, especially in the night with extreme sleep deprivation

Question 10

could lack of sleep/late sleep cause tinnitus?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Amongst the huge numbers of conditions which cause tinnitus, sleep deprivation is certainly one.

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