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When im studying and sleeping i get easily distracted by little noises. why?am i normal?
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Probably but: You might want to see if you have sx of add or adhd--ck out some of the sites on the internet-- if you do seem to have a problem go to a psychiatrist for further eval ; poss rx.
Answered 11/27/2017
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