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Im asleep but i feel and hear what's going on in my surroundings, but can't move any part of my body and i loose my voice, i feel paralyzed in my sleep?
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Sleep paralysis is : Normal. It's the body's way of keeping us safe while we're dreaming. Sometimes it persists as we are transitioning between rem sleep and wakefulness. Not to worry.
Answered 4/24/2015
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Sleep paralysis: May be associated with hypnagogic or hypnophompic hallucinations. Consult a sleep disorder specialist.
Answered 6/16/2014
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