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May 22nd, 2012
it's so hard for me to wake up even though i used alarm, i will be able to wake up only if someone woke me up, but then even my alarm rings every minute i can't wake up. Should i be worried bout it?.
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nyawiramugo
replied June 2nd, 2012
Its very important to have adequate sleep. Try to sleep as early as possible - least six hours per night.Avoid waking up at night.
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replied June 3rd, 2012
Can't wake up
What you are describing here is a serious sleep dysfunction. Make an appointment with your doctor to discuss these issues.

A referral to a sleep disorder specialist is in order to be sure that we learn exactly what kind of sleep disorder we are dealing with.

You can't do this on your own. Dr. Paul
Specializing in facial injuries and pain, corrective jaw surgery, wisdom tooth removal, dental implants, bone grafting, and TMJ
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