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In this article I will try to offer a brief perspective on sleep paralysis in hopes of helping sufferers better understand their own experience and find ways to cope with this sleep disorder.
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Sleep paralysis is a sleep disorder that can be extremely frightening and disruptive. My own experience with sleep paralysis began as a teenager and has continued throughout my adult life. Sleep paralysis occurs when the body is unable to move while the mind is awake, which can be a terrifying experience.
Among the different sensations I experience when I have sleep paralysis: A feeling of pressure on my chest, which can make it difficult to breathe, and a feeling of fear and anxiety. Sleep paralysis is often accompanied by hallucinations, which can be visual or auditory. Among my own hallucinations: Visions of strange shapes and threatening creatures, as well as weird and scary noises.
The different theories on the causes of sleep paralysis:
Some experts believe that sleep paralysis is caused by stress and anxiety, while others believe it is related to sleep disorders such as sleep apnea. Tips I could cite to help reduce the chances of experiencing sleep paralysis include maintaining a regular sleep schedule, avoiding caffeine before bed and sleeping in a comfortable position.
Psychological consequences of sleep paralysis:
You should know dear readers that sleep paralysis can be extremely traumatic for some people and can lead to anxiety and mood disorders and therefore it is important to seek help if one is suffering from sleep paralysis, as this can help reduce the psychological impact of the disorder.
I would like to share with you at the end of this article some tips to help people who suffer from sleep paralysis better understand and manage their disorder. I encourage people to keep a diary of their experiences with sleep paralysis, talk to a health care professional, and look for ways to reduce their stress and anxiety.
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hey, we're the same.. I felt that before..
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A simple explanation of sleep paralysis is; your body waking up before your brain after a stressful day.