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Dreaming lots and waking up exhausted in the morning for more than a week. sign of anything? or normal?
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Sleep disorder: Sleep apnea or narcolepsy can do this. You should have a sleep study, lose weight/ stop eating sweets if applicable, and do not sleep on your back.
Answered 5/16/2014
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