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Coasting
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Topic: Why cant I sleep? Posted: 27-February-2005 at 22:18 |
I never ever have problems sleeping. Never. It is unknown. Tonight though, something is very odd. Went to bed as normal, wife already fast asleep. Tried getting to sleep for a full hour - no can do. Legs itching like hell, feet itching, stomach itching, hands itching - and I feel as if I have a temperature (feel very hot in myself) yet I don't have a temperature (checked). Checked NHS Direct, nothing that properly describes it. Put Sudafed on - still itching like hell. Really really fidgety too. Problem. It is 3.20am - I have to be up at 6.08am for a full days work. No sleep! Argh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What can it be!!!! This is driving me mad! More to the point - I feel very alert - no signs of tiredness at all! I feel as if I have just woken up after a good nights sleep! This really is puzzling me something chronic! This is just so not me! I have never ever experienced anything like this. Ate Sunday Dinner as normal, had some ice cream after it, then later atre half a bar of hazelnut type chocolate - but nothing I've not eaten before! Weird! |
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Coasting
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Posted: 27-February-2005 at 23:09 |
Still wide awake now. 4.10am!!! Feeling less energetic though, but no way am I ready to sleep. Wonder what the odd's are on me locking the office door and falling asleep mid-morning are.... |
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Coasting
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 00:45 |
Now it's 5.48am and I'm still awake. Grrrr. Not overly tired either. This is going to hit me later in the day isn't it! Aw well, time to get up (off my chair!) and have a shower and go to work I guess! Maybe I'm developing insomnia.....oh god I hope not! |
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skull
Really Senior Member II Joined: 20-April-2003 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 640 |
Posted: 28-February-2005 at 02:54 |
you gone yet or have you fell to sleep at the desk.
have you something on your mind? an exhaust maybe and like a little kid your getting way too excited about it all |
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just a little crazy.
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pma1ums
Really Senior Member II Joined: 12-October-2004 Location: central uk Status: Offline Points: 1148 |
Posted: 28-February-2005 at 04:51 |
dr pma will tell ya whats wrong you have been out with chavs your car is now decked out in burburrrrrrrrrry and you have now found out what speed/whizz is like when taken this first consiltation is free .by pma/nhs direct .. the next are charged at my normal rate of £100 per hour ..or by ringing 0898 414141 ,charged at £10 per min .you can speak with one of my collegues |
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its a dogs world out there
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kbannon
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 04:54 |
the BMW Car Club Psychiatric forum?
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Peter Fenwick
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 06:07 |
I also had insomnia last night although I know the reason, I had a big glass of coke before I went to bed, doh!! Since I don't drink tea or Coffee, the effect of caffine on my body is quite strong, hence I was up till about 2am. My allarm went off at 5:30 and I felt Ok although I know I'm going to be knackered by about 6 tonight. On a serious note the itching sounds like you may have had a mild allergic reaction. I had a mild one first then a week or two later I had a very bad one. I came up all over in big itchy lumps and I turned bright red, vommitted and passed out. It was caused by something I ate, however my mam and brother have both had allergic reactions from certain brands of soap etc. I also sometimes get a kind of restless squirmy feeling in my legs and arms which is very irritating and stops me sleeping but I have no idea what causes it. The other possibillity is that you have been taking speed! Did you go to a rave earlier in the day? |
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Doive
Really Senior Member II Joined: 09-February-2005 Location: Clinging to a turbine, Hexham Status: Offline Points: 1212 |
Posted: 28-February-2005 at 07:17 |
It's something called 'restless legs'. Apparently it happens to people as they get older....er, no offence or anything. My father suffers from it regularly and he gets up in the morning, absolutely knackered and tells me all about it. He says its as if his legs want to go for a walk all on their own, and an almost sore tingling starts in his legs and can spread up into his abdomen as you describe. When he moves it eases momentarily, but as soon as he stops it comes back, hence the name restless legs. Often getting up and walking around will ease it. I regularly have sleepless nights, I can often be found pacing the streets of Edinburgh at 4.30 in the morning as I find a walk can make the pains disappear! try it and see how you go. Insomnia is a truly horrible thing, and nobody ever gives you any sympathy. 'Why can't you sleep?' they say. Grrr. |
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spokey
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 08:38 |
Can I get you a wooden spoon with that, Doive? |
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robs e23
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 09:55 |
coasting, do you have a rash over your legs or arms, if you do go round to your doctors pronto. if it apears in the next 2 or 3 days..
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Coasting
Really Senior Member II www.TOTALTORQUE.net Joined: 05-February-2005 Location: Not with the two-faced bloke. Status: Offline Points: 2125 |
Posted: 28-February-2005 at 13:28 |
Ok - update. Been offline all day because I got to work and then came away and went to hospital - something just wasn't right and I knew it. It's a bit more serious than I first thought (although I knew something was wrong because I can always sleep without problem). Nuffield (see it comes in useful Nigel!) were very swift with Abdominal scan,etc etc - it turns out to be liver related. Extremely high Gamma GT count too. I knew I had liver issues but they're much worse than I thought so I now have to go onto immediate non-fatty diet crap and all that. Have to go back tomorrow. I won't fill you in on all the details but basically it is seemingly quite serious and my lifestyle needs swift action to prevent my liver from any worse damage (I don't drink either!). Not a very happy bunny. Still bloody itchy too!
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Doive
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 13:41 |
Ooh. That doesn't sound nice at all mate. Good thing you went in and got that looked at. I'm sure they know what to do to get you back to your old self. Its a scunner when its not alcohol related too - always annoys me in pubs and that when I see people getting tanked on pint after pint, safe in the knowledge that I can only have one.... Hope you're feeling better soon mate. |
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billgates e30
Really Senior Member II Joined: 31-January-2005 Location: Tyne & Wear Status: Offline Points: 924 |
Posted: 28-February-2005 at 15:33 |
sorry to hear that coasting, shame george best has dibs on all the best livers.
seriously though, sorry to hear about that, hope it's not too bad and can be sorted soon, good job you caught it quickly. |
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jamie (e39)528i
Really Senior Member II Joined: 03-January-2005 Location: chafford hundred essex Status: Offline Points: 1093 |
Posted: 28-February-2005 at 15:57 |
Sorry to hear that coasting,hope you feel better soon,glad you found out what it was before it got too serious! take it easy
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kbannon
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 16:12 |
what Doive, Bill G & Jamie said!!!
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Rhys
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 16:41 |
seconded, get well soon. |
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Coasting
Really Senior Member II www.TOTALTORQUE.net Joined: 05-February-2005 Location: Not with the two-faced bloke. Status: Offline Points: 2125 |
Posted: 28-February-2005 at 16:42 |
Cheers guys. I'm not going to keel over tomorrow so you can still take a pop at me....otherwise life would get boring! |
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 17:18 |
Dibs on your car dude..! You cant take it with you..!!!! LOL!!!!(Joking)
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Horsetan
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 18:26 |
More for the rest of us, then..... |
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rubberknees50
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Posted: 28-February-2005 at 18:38 |
Sorry about liver Coasting, on low fat crap myself, can still have bacon sarnies if you grill them though! Whats a Gamma GT? some sort of Alfa Romeo? IanT |
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