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My sinus pause happen to me just when i trying to sleep, exactly after seconds of falling asleep, which because of it my body make a suddenly movement like kicking or hand movement, then every thing goes normal, is there any scientific explanation?
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None that I can think of. Most likely sleep movement disorder. Ask about sleep study. Ask about sleep apnea.
Answered 1/3/2023
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