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Agent_J

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Tired When Waking Up And Throughout the Day
Posted: 07-12-04 17:40pm

I'm 18, male, and in the past, I use to go to bed at around 3-4am and got up at 12-1pm and never had any problems. But now i'm trying to go to bed earlier at around 1-2am, but when I get up at around 10-11am, I am still tired and I have to take a nap in the afternoon to get through the day. What's wrong with me Crying
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WBsBADBOY

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Posted: 07-12-04 21:44pm

I used to have to switch shifts at the factory that I worked at about every 3 months. To get my body to accept the new schedual I found that if I did an all nighter and then worked the new shift it would make me tired enough to sleep well that night. It was then just a matter of prying myself out of bed for the first three or four days and I would be adjusted to the new schedual.
All in all you dont seem to be doing any drastic time changes so give it a week or so and see if your body adjusts. But stick to your new schedual. Hope this helps. Smitty
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purple333

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Posted: 07-13-04 20:48pm

I agree - so long as this hasn't been going on for too long - although it will continue to happen if you keep taking the naps - try the allnighter or very long day to tire yourself & then things should be fine after a few days.

If you try this & things aren't ok, consider what you're eating & when - sometimes if you change your sleep pattern but not your eating pattern your body can't properly adjust. Also are you really sleeping well - consider noises that may be affecting your sleep & also sleep disorders - which can also be caused by weight gain, ceasing exercise, environmental changes, sinus problems etc.
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