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Why do i feel foggy most days right after i wake up?
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Many possibilities: Could be you are not sleeping enough or have sleep apnea and thus not sleeping well , could have other firms of sleep disruption, or something going on metabolically. Get checked by your doctor
Answered 8/24/2014
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