Question 1

why do people moan in their sleep?

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Cause is not known: It is, however, benign and it is called catathrenia.You can look up catathrenia on wikipedia and get a good discussion of it.

Question 2

why do i moan in my sleep?

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Trying to talk: Some people talk in their sleep, and some moan. You may be trying to talk but can't form the words while unconscious. It may happen more when you are under stress because you are sleeping lighter.

Question 3

how can i stop moaning and groaning in my sleep?

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Vague: Hard to empirically figure out without a thorough history and an exam.  I would recommend a sleep study which would be monitored and could evaluate hopefully what is going on.

Question 4

hey just wondering if anyone can shed some light why do i keep making groaning and moaning noises in my sleep? it's a on going thing now

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Catathrenia: It is a condition called catathrenia.There is a very good review article of this annoying but benign condition at wikipedia. Com . Unfortunately, little research has been done on how to treat it . I wish you all the best.

Question 5

what is  the best time to sleep at night? should it be between 8:30p.m. to 10:30p.m., or just before 11 p.m.?sleep for how many hours?6 to 9?

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Sleep schedule: Ten pm is a good time if that fits your schedule. Try to get 8-10 hours sleep per night.

Question 6

i am 23yrs old .today ifirst time i experienced high b.p 155/90. my lifestyle is healthy.no smoke.rare drinking.bt alittle more sleep .whats the cause?

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High blood pressure: The doctors white coat may have caused your increase in blood pressure. However, have your doctor check your urine, your eye grounds and get an ultra sound of your kidneys to rule out possible cause. If you are taking medications or otc products inform your doctor.

Question 7

i sleep too often?

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Normal variation: There is a great deal of variation in the amount of sleep individuals require, including variation by age.  If you are able to sleep through the night and wake up feeling rested, sleeping more than you feel is normal may not be a problem. If you are not able to get enough sleep, or feel tired throughout the day, consult a physician as you may not be sleeping well during the night.

Question 8

sleep tips for baby?

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How old?: In general, change em, feed em, change em again then gently rock em to sleep.  As they get older let them cry a little and learn to settle themselves down.

Question 9

best time for sleep?

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It depends : On u activity and what u need to do,  but sleep hygiene is important . Which mean be consistent when u go to sleep and when u wake up in the morning.

Question 10

is to much sleep bad?

Accepted Answer

Probably not: All depends on why you sleep a lot. If it is because of abnormal fatigue, get help. There is a statisstical relationship between under 6 and over 8 hours of sleep with shortened life span.

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