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Dont sleep enough, abt 6hrs per night(have exams).past 2 days im so tired eyes close uncontrollably, i collapse from exhaustion.feel narcoleptic.help!
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Sleep: I think you have asked and answered your own question. I don't know what your usual normal amount of sleep is, but with the exams I assume it is more than what you are getting. You need to get some sleep at your earliest chance.
Answered 5/23/2015
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