Sleepmonster
Saint Kilda, Australia
Today, I tried contacting my doctor about the “side effect free" medication and diet he'd prescribed for my health issues. I've been sleeping 14 hours a night with naps in between since starting it. I have a full time course load plus work and I can't stay awake. FML
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Lobby_Bee 18
That IS your diet. Sleep so much you can't even eat.
ChromoTec 24
I'd say caffeine is the answer, but in this case it might mess your sleep schedule up even more. Best of luck, and I would definitely talk over this with your doctor.
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Lobby_Bee 18
That IS your diet. Sleep so much you can't even eat.
Rob Messina 4
I would definitely get your Cortisol levels checked in your blood!! as long as you're not taking any other type of medication, it could be a big problem, thyroid, something to do with your blood! also if you were taking medications could be in after effect or could be the cause! stress is the beginning
dwight7476 11
Change your doctor
ChromoTec 24
I'd say caffeine is the answer, but in this case it might mess your sleep schedule up even more. Best of luck, and I would definitely talk over this with your doctor.
MannyWasHere 12
Been there... done that. My doctor called it the "hibernation period." Just sleep all the health issues away
julfunky 29
Side-effect free medication? I’ve never heard of such a thing.
tmj25789 23
exactly. All medication has some type of side effect. some medications may say there is no common side effects but they have rare ones that could potentially happen. even herbs can have side effects.
RichardPencil 32
Rx: Take less boring classes, b.i.d., stat!
AlyCo55 13
side effect free medicine is BS
Kelly-marie Rattray 6
Your doctor shouldn’t be prescribing diets that’s what dietitians are for. We spend 4 years at uni to be the authority on nutrition for a reason. We don’t prescribe meds so they shouldn’t be prescribing diets.smh
kirby1964 20
STOP taking those meds. See if you get back to a normal sleep schedule.