Just wandering if any one knows of healthy remedies to help some one get a full nights sleep.
I don't drink coffee, chocolate or pop.
And I can't take sleeping pills.
4 or 5 hours is all I can tolerate and then I have to get up.
I'd like to get a grip on this before I get through a school and start driving.![]()
Insomnia, how do you handle it?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by mechwyphx2b, Oct 21, 2007.
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Melatonin, magnesium and calcium at bedtime help some. It's also good for your body. Be sure not to take any other type meds close to the magnesium as it dilutes the strength.
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Do you feel tired or lethargic the next day after getting 4-5 hours of sleep?
If you feel fine, don't worry too much about it, as we all have different sleep needs. Some people only need 4-5 hours per night. We also need less sleep as we age. I used to always need 8 hours of sleep, but this past year I can't seem to sleep beyond 6-7 and it had me frustrated 'til I realized that it didn't make me feel any more tired than usual so I just consider that an extra hour I get to use.
Now if you feel faitgued from getting only 4-5 hours you should probably see a doctor. -
Same here, I only get 5-6 hours a night, and I'm fine. A little rough to get started at 2:00 in the morning sometimes, but once I get the blood pumping, no problem.
Even on my days off, I can get to bed early, only to wake up in the middle of the night, with nothing to do. Now that sucks.
But if you don't feel any ill effects from sleep deprivation, I wouldn't worry about it. -
No, not too tired when I'm awake, Actually feel pretty good. I was just thinking it could be a problem when I finally start driving a big truck.
Just don't want to be distracted with sleep deprivation.
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I like to listen to XM Radio to keep me alert during my drive. I get so interested in certain shows that time just flies by.
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Keeping awake isn't a problem right now. I just worry it might change. Driving truck will have a real impact on my sleeping pattern and I will need to sleep sometime.
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have a doctor check you .You could have sleep apena
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I think your best bet is to visit the family physician. Good luck to ya. -
Good Luck
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