This question is awfully hard to answer without lifestyle details, however, it definitly seems that you have a pretty bad case of insomnia. While Im not an insomniac, my friend used to be and he would just not sleep for a couple days and then just collapse.
The norm of what you can do is take sleeping pills, avoid caffiene consumption, and try incest in your pillow or something like that. If you have a stressful lifestyle then you should pickup meditation to get rid of it and allow sleep. A visit of the family practitioner is also something you should do.
Now what my friend did was he searched up the internet after being on pills for awhile and found "brainwave technology" soundtracks, now I dont know if it was something about him that built well with this but the result was that he essentially "cured" insomnia.
But anyways, my advice is
1. Do simple lifestyle changes (no caffiene, no eating past 6, maybe a warm bath, get relaxed, etc.)
2. Try meditation or yoga if you're stressful
3. See a Doctor
4. Try "brainwave technology" , I only know that it worked for my friend, but I also belive it has a 60 day guarantee.
2007-02-27 11:59:10
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answered by LmaoCow 2
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First, cut back on caffeine during the day. Second, don't smoke. Third, alcohol interferes with sleep too. Hormones can affect your sleep too. Okay, so all that being said, buy some melatonin. But the 3 mg is way too much. I just break off a tiny piece (about 1/4 of a tablet). And take it at least 1-2 hours before bed, because you will be a little groggy if you don't. You don't have to do this every night. Just the nights you need a really good sleep.
2016-03-16 00:59:02
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answered by ? 3
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You need to try all the usual things first like lavender oil, making sure that you have good sleep 'hygiene', not consuming caffeine or other stimulants after 5pm etc etc.
Also, you shouldn't be laying in bed for hours if you're not sleeping. If you can't sleep after 1 hour - 2 hours in bed, then you should get out of bed and do something else for a while and then try again when you feel sleepy. Your bed should only be for sleeping and sex as well. Don't lay about in bed doing other activities like watching tv or reading or talking on the phone etc.
If it doesn't improve, go on meds. Start on something low does like Ambien or Stillnox or something.
2007-02-25 14:50:15
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answered by Snow White 4
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Youve got to try this trust me!!!!!!!! Read below!!!!
Hello, just wanted to let you know of a miracle pill that puts you to sleep, available over the counter, is actually very very beneficial for your health, the health of your brain and is only 3 bucks!! I had trouble falling asleep for years. I would lay in bed, and think and think and think for hours before I could fall asleep. It was literally driving me crazy!! I had tried every over the counter sleeping pill on the market and nothing helped. I turned to Nyquil and that did the trick. I had been drinking Nyquil almost every night to go to sleep until I stumbled upon this miracle sanity saving nutritional supplement named MELATONIN. And you can buy it at any GNC health food store. I advocate GNC because the melatonin they use goes through 85 different quality checks before its bottled. Buy the sublingual melatonin. The kind that dissolves underneath your tongue tastes like cherries and it’s good for you!! If you have any questions before you buy it the sales associate at GNC should be able to answer any questions you have. It comes in 1 mg, I take 2 right before bed. The only side effects are weird dreams for the first two nights if any at all. Should be taken at regular bedtimes in the evening.
God Bless
P.S. after you try it and it works don’t forget to tell others about it. You could be saving someone else’s Sanity
2007-02-25 15:50:30
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answered by Elias 5
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Insomnia (sleeplessness) is due to stress, dietary and medical
problems. By making small lifestyle changes like having a fixed
daily routine, relaxing and eating properly, insomnia can be
cured. I found the information at
2007-02-26 02:07:32
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answered by Anonymous
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I swear by eye exercises. Close eyes and look upward as hard as you can, then left, then down, then right, back up again. Repeat on the opposite side. Do this until sleep comes. For me it works very quickly. You can also try a glass of orange juice. Vision will greatly improve too, as the eyes need exercise as well as other parts of the body.
2007-02-25 14:43:18
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answered by glenda576 4
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have you seen a doctor? do that first, there may be therapies available or medication you can take.
sometimes insomnia is a mental condition, brought on by extreme stress, illness, etc, and you should consider visiting a psychologist. perhaps you need to discuss whats going on in your life with a professional, someone who can put your mind to rest.
either way you need to seek professional help. 2 years is a LONG time to be suffering with this affliction.
2007-02-25 14:40:41
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answered by Amanda 2
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sleep insomnia
2016-02-01 01:36:01
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answered by ? 4
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Do you drink lots of caffeine? Have you tried Ambien or other sleeping aids? Talk to your doctor. There are also sleep clinics, you might want to look into that. It's not good for your health to get so little sleep.
2007-02-25 14:39:45
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answered by Anonymous
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that really sucks! I would talk to your regular doctor about sleep medications. Also you might want to try herbal remedies like valerian root that you can buy ovr the counter, however I would definitely talk to your doctor because they can really help you get more sleep and think of all the restful nights you're missing out on!
2007-02-25 14:40:39
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answered by good advice 3
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