105) Do you wet your bed?
Bed wetting is of concern for people. If you are having difficulty with this it could indicate another health problem so you should see your physician. Or, another option is to investigate Oriental Medicine or other Alternative care for treatment alternatives.
120) Do you have a sour taste in your mouth, heartburn, or reflux?
This is known as Gastrointestinal Reflux. Please see your physician for help with this.
151) Does your family or house mates report that you scream at night but they can’t seem to wake you? Did you do that as a child?
Sleep Terrors are scary, mostly for family members who have to hear them and try to comfort the seemingly terrified sleeper. Sleep Terror information.
152) Do you walk in your sleep or does your partner say you talk in your sleep?
Sleep walking is an indication of a disruption in the ordinary sleep cycles of the night. It takes place in the deeper sleep phases, which you can notice when you see how hard it can be to wake someone from sleepwalking. Please see a sleep lab/physician for help.
Another option is to investigate Oriental Medicine or other Alternative care for treatment alternatives.
134) Do you grind your teeth at night?
Teeth grinding can be considered a sleep disorder. It can also be linked to anxiety and stress. It is helpful to get care from a dentist in addition to your physician and/or counselor because the dentist can fit you with a device to stop the wearing down of your teeth.
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