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How come i move around in my bed during sleep?
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Normal: We all do this. When we are sleeping, we go through a number of different phases, some with little movement and some with a fair amount of movement. Taken to an extreme, this can interfere with sleep, but in general it is normal.
Answered 8/3/2013
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