SteadyHealth.com - Health Topics Forum Index
  Find a Doctor      Articles      Encyclopedia   Blogs   Tickers    Search  Register    FAQ    Log in 

Twitching in my sleep, also called sleep starts.

The time now is 10/06/08 - 18:30
Post new topic Reply to topic
SteadyHealth.com - Health Topics Forum Index -> Disorders -> Disorders
Search forums for:
  
Did you find posts in this topic useful?
Author Message
Eckers
Guest






Report abuse

PostPosted: 01/28/07 - 22:57    Post subject: Twitching in my sleep, also called sleep starts. Vote now! Reply with quote

As I fall asleep my body and limbs twitch, and I often dream I am falling or jumping as the twitching occurs. The sleep starts often wake me up but they cause greater discomfort for my partner who is suffering from sleep disturbances due to my body convulsions shaking the enitre bed.
I do suffer from high blood pressure and often have tired and sore legs.
All suggestions would be appreciated.
Back to top
Did you find this post useful?
xandersnape
Newbie


Joined: 29 Jan 2007
Posts: 21


Report abuse

PostPosted: 01/29/07 - 19:37    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

you might want to get a sleep study done. I get the same thing but you might also ask your partener if you talk or even throw things in your sleep. if so it could be a mild sleeping diosrder where the brain doesnt completly form the wall that blocks your brain from making contact with the opposite side which should be resting. The sleeping problem affects 1 in 5 people (I think) so many people live with it and it can be fixed most of the time. also studies show that sleeping prblems can be linked with ones genes so you might want to find out whether anyone your related to has sleeping problems. for the time being you should stay away from any deppressants (like alchohol and tobacco or even unprescribed sleeping pills) and any stimulants (like coffee or chocolate(caffiene)) its both because some deppressants can have the opposite effect on some people (like me for example, I have anything thats supposed to put me to sleep and it will keep me up all night....Iv even gotten to the point where I will get up and feel like Im swimming through my house)
the reason to stay away from those is because it in most cases will intervene with the brains normal patters during sleep and keep sending messages to the wrong part of the brain.

.....wow that was a bit long lol...I think I rambled on a bit
in any case I hope you can make something understandable out from that and hopefully you will be able to fix your problem before it gets to bad or annoying lol...good luck
Back to top
Did you find this post useful?
Your Ad Here
Display posts from previous:   
Post new topic Reply to topic
SteadyHealth.com - Health Topics Forum Index -> Disorders -> Disorders All times are GMT - 5 Hours
Page 1 of 1

Related topics:
Twitching
Could muscle twitching indicate anxiety?
Twitching in feet arches
wavy lines in vision and eyeball twitching feeling
lower eyelid twitching
temple twitching
nervous twitching under eye
ehest pains and eyes twitching arms tingleMy c
What medications help muscle twitching?
Bicep twitching
twitching in my right thumb!
twitching and segmental myoclonus
muscle twitching
twitching/bubbling in temple followed by pressure
Annoying twitching in my chest
Alcoholic friend has head twitching and prolonged vaginal bleeding; Is it liver damage?
Muscle Twitching & Leg Jerking!
Annoying muscle twitching at night
Twitching Eye
Night time twitching
My Navigator
  • Unanswered posts


  •  



    Information provided on this site is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It is not meant to substitute for medical advice provided by your physician or other medical professional. If you have or suspect that you have a medical problem, promptly contact your physician or health care provider. Only your physician can provide relevant diagnosis, prescribe medications and/or put you on adequate therapies.

    Privacy Policy | Registration terms | Global Terms of Use | Copyright policy | Advertising policy | About us | Contact us