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I go to bed about 11pm and sleep till 11am in the morning. i'm sleeping too long and i'm still very tired. what's wrong with me?
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No restful sleep: After 12 hours of sleep you should feel rested. If not, speak to your doctor about an overnight sleep study. You may not have restful sleep due to sleep apnea or one of many other conditions that interfere with sleep.
Answered 8/26/2013
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