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Q: Afternoon Naps

asked by: fatigued on January 22nd, 2006

New User

I have been dozing off at unexpected times during the day sometimes for hours. Do any of you experience the same symptoms? If yes, how long do the naps last and what time during the day are you most likely to nap?Thank you.

Replies(5)

t_pozey

replied on January 23rd, 2006

New User

I'm 19 wks now and for the past few weeks I have been taking naps...Its supposed to b good for you. I usually take mine between 3-5pm..Cause I usually feel exhausted lol!!! But I nap anywhere from 15 mins- 2hrs. But always feel refreshed after.

Kansas

replied on January 24th, 2006

Experienced User

I have been napping a lot. I feel tired all the time. My doctor said its perfectly normal and that we need to nap.

~baby~g~

replied on January 24th, 2006

Experienced User

I nap sometimes & i'm only 5 wks. They are only usually for
10mins.-30mins. Though & I feel totally rested when I wake up!

neon genesis

replied on January 30th, 2006

New User

Naps

I want to nap constantly but I feel so much anxiety and find it hard to relax enough. Im around 7 weeks and I get easily winded and tired all the time I wish I could sleep all the time.

chrisgirl

replied on January 30th, 2006

New User

Me to But I Have Classes

Well I naps to nomore than 3 hrs and yesterday I had my modeling class to go to 9:30 (morning)-4:30(afternoon) I couldn't get up for nothing I was tired!!! :lol: so when I got there as the teacher were instructing I kept dosing off on the table I never ever felt that before

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