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Sleep disorder
I am experiencing an erratic sleeping schedule. Inspite of following all sleep hygiene I mostly sleep around 18 hours a day, sometimes even more n that too in the day time. When I tire myslelf to sleep at night,I go to sleep at around 1 am and wale up @1pm !! 12 hours n then too tired. Else I'm just up all night. I don't understand what's happening to me! I soo fast asleep that I can't hear alarms. And if I wake myslf up forcefully, I roam around in an unconscious manner evn having slept 10+hrs!
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Hello Friend, Good that you are seeking a help here. Over sleeping is associated with a emotional imbalance like depression. It needs a further analysis to suggest you a recommendation. In addition, need to understand your lifestyle patterns, eating habbit, weight, digestion issues etc to evaluate further. Better to have a holistic approach in isolating your roots cause, so that a suitable solution like few home remedies, self therapies, lifestyle changes, dietary etc  can be recommended.
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Feel free to reach out to me online through Practo for further detailed evaluation and recommendation that you can follow practically. Be positive. You will be alright soon.
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