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Q: Shaking at night - unable to talk
asked by: drea300089 on October 19th, 2009
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so for the past year i have experienced my body shaking uncontrollably while im sleeping it wakes me up, and im awake while its happening i feel no pain or anything, i try screaming while its going on and i cant talk i can only mumble the shaking last about 10 to 15 seconds its scaring me im 23 yrs old i have no other health issues. what is it? could it be symptoms of something more serious like seizures?
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dreadohdreads
replied on October 24th, 2009
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Sleep Paralysis
It's sleep paralysis! Something not to worry about. Physically it is not harmful, but it can be very stressful at times (especially when you don't know what it is- I thought I'd went into a coma the first time I had it!)

Google "sleep paralysis"

-Dreads
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truthsearcher
replied on October 28th, 2009
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Classic symptom of sleep paralysis. I've suffered with it since I was around 9yrs. old. Honestly, I have trouble believing that millions of people all over the world are having the same basic nightmare. Also, it's said that our brain wakes up before our body and that our body goes into a state of paralysis during sleep so we don't physically act out our dreams. Hmmmm, I know many people who toss, turn, or make complete circles while sleeping. Also, people talk in their sleep all the time, so I just can't buy that explanation. I wonder if it isn't the secret government messing with people during their sleep. Sound crazy? Google government secret experiments and you can find all sorts of crazy things they've been doing to us.
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