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Woke up paralyzed, shaking and unable to move any part of the body plus unable to talk, lasting about 20 seconds?
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Sleep paralysis. : This could be something called “sleep paralysis”. It’s like your brain wakes up before your body, essentially. But I’d recommend a full Neurological examination.
Answered 1/29/2018
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