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Well, my schedule is a mess for starters...
So sometimes I wake up at abrupt times like that too.
A lot of my sleeping issues come from the medication I am on, too. It's either extreme fatigue, or extreme energy.
Too much of both is bad in my opinion. Needs to be a balance.
Sorry you are experiencing dizziness, though.
I usually have drinks like coffee or cola to help me get rid of such problems.
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theguineapigking and L I F E T O L O S E
That's alright! Just reopen them and let some air through the windows too. :)
My room is ventilated poorly like that too, doesn't even have vents if anything, so whenever I have heat running here, with everything closed... The following you described happens to me. Suffocation nearly.
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theguineapigking, L I F E T O L O S E and Brick In The Wall
I have migraines and chronic fatigue. I'm always dizzy to some extent. If I am sleep deprived, my dizziness often is worse. Heat will lead to it as well. If I sleep without my fan on, I am at an increased risk of dizziness. What kind of dizziness do you feel? Is it more like vertigo(like you spun around a bunch or got car sick..often times things appear to move around)? Or is it more of a pressure in your head type of dizziness, almost like the leftover effects of vertigo?
It could just be a weird one time thing. If you've never had it happen before, I wouldn't worry too much about it, unless it continues. I do know that sometimes excessive earwax buildup can cause this. If it were to continue, I'd see a doctor. As them to look for excessive earwax. As someone else said, anxiety can also cause dizziness.
Edit: Dude, I just realized that you said you woke up at 8pm... Oversleeping can definitely cause dizziness, as well as a headache.
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Deleted member 19276, L I F E T O L O S E and Ghost2211
I have migraines and chronic fatigue. I'm always dizzy to some extent. If I am sleep deprived, my dizziness often is worse. Heat will lead to it as well. If I sleep without my fan on, I am at an increased risk of dizziness. What kind of dizziness do you feel? Is it more like vertigo(like you spun around a bunch or got car sick..often times things appear to move around)? Or is it more of a pressure in your head type of dizziness, almost like the leftover effects of vertigo?
It could just be a weird one time thing. If you've never had it happen before, I wouldn't worry too much about it, unless it continues. I do know that sometimes excessive earwax buildup can cause this. If it were to continue, I'd see a doctor. As them to look for excessive earwax. As someone else said, anxiety can also cause dizziness.
Edit: Dude, I just realized that you said you woke up at 8pm... Oversleeping can definitely cause dizziness, as well as a headache.
I have dizzy spells every day. I've had these for a few years. I just enjoy them. They happen just for a second. I have to find what little fun I can so I decided to make the dizzy spells a fun part of my life. Sad I know.
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