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Can you have partial sleep paralysis?

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Dr. Ruchir Patel answered

Specializes in Sleep Medicine

Sleep Paralysis: Can you be more specific? Sleep paralysis can be a normal phenomenon of being excessively sleepy where your physical body is stuck in "sleep" and your mind is awake. Hence, people describe feeling they are wide awake but they cannot move or speak. This can also occur independent of excessive sleepiness but it is not considered to be a sinister condition. It can resolve by simply being touched.

Answered 1/2/2015

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