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I'm having problems sleeping every night.?
It's my heart. I swear.
I feel it pounding while I'm in bed, and it makes it virtually impossible to sleep.
This is driving me crazy. It's affecting my school performance, my emotional state everyday, and it leaves me bitter and stressed all the time.
I'm really freaking sick of this. I'm going to snap if this keeps up.
Please, is there a way to end this? It cant keep happening. Nobody else really cares or understands. They just get pissed at me when I choose napping over hanging out/talking to them.
4 Answers
- 7 years ago
Zzzquil... Its made by nyquill....but u use it when ur not sick. Nyquill works... I can sleep through:
Stress
Strep
Head cold
In a hot room
Extremely thirsty but cant get up
It WORKS...
- 7 years ago
Sweetheart, I think you should tell your mom and see a doctor. Please see a doctor for me.
- 7 years ago
Andrew, I skimmed through your past posts and it appears that there is more to this. I see a few red flags for a very serious medical condition which is about to get much, much worse. It is already bad, because it is affecting your sleep AND your academics. When a medical issue is so bad that it is affecting your school, it is called a disability!!!
Therefore, this needs to be taken care of.
Here is my fear, you are a young adult (or about there), which is the usual age at which these medical disorders begin to manifest. That means that the current symptoms are just a precursor to something that is going to get worse -especially as you add the stress of transitioning to college!!
You need to see a psychiatrist, who is a medical doctor. The medical issue(s) you have are probably a mental disorder. The psychiatrist can order the necessary medical tests to rule out heart issues AND do the necessary evaluation to determine if you have a mental disorder (which you probably do).
Here is the good news: the psychiatrist will then review your treatment options. Trust me, what you have will respond very well to professional treatment. You deserve some peace. You desereve to rest. You deserve to have a social life again -which is especially important in college.
The psychiatrist will put you back in control of your symptoms.
Note: I work at a major university with students with disabilities. I work with hundreds of students each year (we have over 600 students registered with us). Many have mental disorders, emotional disorders, anxiety disorders, etc. I know that the students who comply with treatment from the psychiatrist have peace and are functional. They have friends, they have a life, they stay awake in class, and graduate with peers.
The students who have mental disorders who do not comply with the psychiatrist? They live in horrid dysfunction. They cannot maintain friends, they cannot cope with life, they usually drop out of school. Other than that, I have no idea what eventually happens to them.
Your choice.
- LynnLv 67 years ago
if the doctor or school nurse says nothing is wrong then its anxiety, which is also known as fear, you have the habit of fear
accept the pounding, talk to your heart and say its OK for it to pound
get comfortable in bed and breathe deep and slow, avoid rapid shallow panting
my heart hammered and pounded until I did this