hearing sounds during sleep Posted: 03-18-08 07:02am
Hi, I just wanted to know if anyone could
tell me if they have experienced something
that sounds like electric shock or
something like a phone that's on vibrate
but way louder than that? I have been
asleep and hear this sound that makes me
wake up and start looking around, but it's
always on the bed. I don't feel it I can
only hear this noise. Does anybody know
what this could be? Thanks!
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MandMs
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Posted: 03-19-08 02:59am
For how long you have this kind of
experience?
Is it always the same sound or noise?
Do you usually get the feeling of
vibration throughout your body along with
a loud buzzing in your head?
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no_sleep
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Posted: 03-20-08 02:51am
I experienced it about 4 years ago for the
first time, it doesn't happen all the time
and it's the same sound. I never feel
anything, it's all just sound. It's kinda
like once I lay down I can literally hear
the energy release from my body. It's
weird.
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MandMs
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Posted: 03-26-08 04:50am
Do you, usually, hear the vibrations when
you are between wakefulness and sleep?
Have you also, experienced as you are
perceiving the physical world from a
location outside of your physical body?
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PlacidIntricacy
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Sleeping noises Posted: 04-29-08 22:23pm
Hey, i think i have had similar issues.
Just a quick question that might solve
everything... do you take any medicine
when these noises usually occour?
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MandMs
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Hi, PlacidIntricacy! Posted: 05-07-08 06:51am
Have you noticed some connection between
this issue and usage of certain meds?
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PlacidIntricacy
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Hello, MandMs :) Posted: 05-07-08 21:23pm
first of all, yes i used to kind of...
experiment with different medications (i
would suggest not doing that) and i came
across quite a few that caused slight
audio hallusinations when i was trying to
sleep. I'd wake up thinking i heard
someone yell "Hey!" and look around the
room only to find no one there. The main
cause i think was if the pills were past
the expiration date. and also it was
mainly medicine that could make it
difficult to sleep such as Concerta (used
for ADHD)
and second of all. i think i shall send
you a PM =)
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