Rushes of Adrenalin In My Sleep Keeping Me Awake. Posted: 09-20-06 21:04pm
Hi all,
i have been having these rushes of
adrenalin in my body just as I go to
sleep, and it is keeping me awake. It
only happens as I am just about to fall
asleep this rush of something comes over
me and wakes me up with a shock. Im not
sure what it is but its keeping me up all
night.
Anyone know what this is or experincing
the same thing?
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vel
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 08 Nov 2005 Posts: 58
Posted: 09-21-06 08:20am
Hey im not sure what it is either but I
get the same rushes everynight I get them
in my head and sometimes my body it seems
that I try to fall asleep and when im hlf
asleep I get a shock and my whole body
jumps its very scary im wondering if this
has to do with nerves.
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Hollandshield
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Jun 2008 Posts: 1
Same thing happens to me Posted: 06-30-08 06:13am
Same thing happens to me. I can't sleep
without the help of Ambien or anything
else. This has been happening to me for
about 3 weeks now with no improvement. I
took Cipro three days before this all
happened. I'm not sure if it's associated.
I hope to get some answers soon.
Root cause of adrenaline rush Posted: 07-07-08 03:17am
i always get that when i'm on a stressful
work project. And whenever the project's
done, the rush just dissipates. BTW
sleeping pills are just a band aid. I
stopped when they made me feel worse the
next day
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