Throwing up during sleep disorder
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Hi I'm 14 and for some reason have been throwing up after breakfast and not being able to keep food down in the morning. At first I thought I was allergic to eggs so I cut those out of my diet but I keep throwing up!! This makes me insecure because it's making me loose weight. i'm the lightest I've been in a few years and was upset about being too skinny before this happened. I just want to gain weight and be healthy again.
Narcolepsy
Narcolepsy is a sleep disorder that involves excessive, uncontrollable daytime sleepiness. It is caused by a dysfunction of the brain mechanism that controls sleeping and waking. If you have narcolepsy, you may have “sleep attacks” while in the middle of talking, working, or even driving.
Common signs and symptoms of narcolepsy include:
*Seeing or hearing things when you’re drowsy or starting to dream before you’re fully asleep.
By increased the number I'm guessing you mean the dosage of your meds? So you did have a sleep study, you did sleep enough for them to get substantial information, and there was no sleep apnea? What did your sleep study say about limb movements?
Some people are always afraid of having a heart attack, some are afraid of seizures, I am afraid of throwing up. These are all things that are uncontrollable, and that's what makes them scary to us. I know that these pieces of advice are probably not medically sound, but this is what works for me... Don't get more than 7 hours sleep, 6.5 is my max, and 5 is my minimum. When I am too rested, I have a buildup of energy and I feel so much more anxious. Second, exercise.
Your symptoms of moving your legs in sleep could be due to a sleep disorder called Periodic Limb Movement Disorder (PLMD). They disrupt sleep and cause involuntary movements during sleep. The cause is not known. They can be diagnosed with a sleep study and medications help to control them. Follow good sleep hygiene measures like going to bed at the same time, waking up at the same time, avoidance of alcohol, smoking and caffeinated beverages.
Your symptoms of moving your limbs in sleep could be due to a sleep disorder called Periodic Limb Movement Disorder (PLMD). They disrupt sleep and cause involuntary movements during sleep. The cause is not known. They can be diagnosed with a sleep study and medications help to control them. ou will need to consult your primary care physician, who may schedule you for a polysomnogram (sleep test) to rule out sleep disorders and initiate appropriate therapy.
My one year old daughter has no tooth yet but since she was born she has been tossing n turning restlessly during her sleep. Now it seems to only get worse. I have to wake up every hour to calm her down by either feeding or just cuddling her. She still seems to be restless and moves around sometimes crying out loud as though trying to settle properly or some gas or just gets disturbed a lot...sometimes refusing to take my milk. Plzz help me solve this issue.
Maybe your doctor can give you something to stop the anxiety surrounding the throwing up. Help you relax it up some. Theraphy can help too. I have been to a lot of that. Hate even talking about throwing up. Theraphy was great. Got used to talking about it. That's how much of a fear it was. Keep your head and I hope you can find help.
You describe symptoms that are sometimes associated with Restless Leg Syndrome and/or Periodic Limb Movement Disorder and also sleep apnea. Both of these could be assessed during a sleep study, as well as your oxygen levels, heart beat, and stages of sleep your brain achieves.
Hopefully you are treating your acid reflux and sleeping with the head of the bead slightly elevated and on your left side.
So a little backstory on my medical history: I've been diagnosed with general anxiety disorder & social anxiety disorder (which I take Celexa for), PTSD (which I go to therapy for). I've had iron deficiency anemia in the past but over the counter iron supplements have always worked to clear it up. I have extremely bad periods (a lot of clotting, really bad cramping, nausea, etc.
Since my son was a baby as long as i can remember he started bouncing his head every time that he would go to sleep and sometimes during sleep, i found it strange but i just thought that it was like sucking your thumb but now that he is 7 i am getting a little bit worried that its something not to be taken likely i asked him why he does it he says he does not know but it feels good, what should be my next step i do not know what to do.
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