Take a sleep test

This is what it said about me..

http://www.sleepnet.com/sleeptest.html

Your Sleep Test Results:
You show symptoms of sleep apnea, a potentially serious sleep disorder. People with sleep apnea quit breathing repeatedly, often hundreds of times during their nights sleep.


You show symptoms of insomnia, which is defined as a persistent inability to fall asleep or stay asleep.


You show symptoms of narcolepsy, a life-long disorder characterized by uncontrollable sleep attacks during normal waking hours.


You show symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux, a disorder caused by acid "backing up" into the esophagus during sleep.


You show symptoms of periodic limb movement disorder, a disorder resulting in uncontrollable leg or arm movements during sleep.

You show symptoms of sleep apnea, a potentially serious sleep disorder. People with sleep apnea quit breathing repeatedly, often hundreds of times during their nights sleep.


You show symptoms of insomnia, which is defined as a persistent inability to fall asleep or stay asleep.


You show symptoms of narcolepsy, a life-long disorder characterized by uncontrollable sleep attacks during normal waking hours.


You show symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux, a disorder caused by acid "backing up" into the esophagus during sleep.




I don't know about the narcolepsy, but I've already been diagnosed with the other three. I think they've gotten their narcolepsy questions wrong.

TTMom/Ericka

I haven't been diagnosed with any of these but I also haven't been to the doctor to talk about my problems though....

Heh, heh...nope no surprise.

I've actually taken several sleep tests where you wear the wires all night. They said I stopped breathing over 200 times in one night.

TTMom/Ericka

You show symptoms of sleep apnea, a potentially serious sleep disorder. People with sleep apnea quit breathing repeatedly, often hundreds of times during their nights sleep.

No sleep problems here. I used to wake up with a headache, and be fatigued all day, but not anymore. I started going to bed early, getting up early, and taking vitamins and now I don't have many sleep problems unless I don't get enough of it.

Your Sleep Test Results
You show symptoms of sleep apnea, a potentially serious sleep disorder. People with sleep apnea quit breathing repeatedly, often hundreds of times during their nights sleep.


You show symptoms of insomnia, which is defined as a persistent inability to fall asleep or stay asleep.

The only time I have a problem sleeping is if a cat wants petting! LOL! other then that, I sleep all through the night, but as soon as I hear a cat meow for some reason,(something out of the ordinary,not a normal meow) I'm up. just like a mom with a newborn.

i took the test and it said i have restless leg syndrome
i knew i had that but i didnt know the name of it.

Is anybody normal, according to this test?????

Probably not. And even if you do have some of the symptoms, what if they're not bothering you? I wore a CPAP machine for a couple years because of the sleep apnea in order to sleep. I did get the best sleep I ever had, but my cats attacked the respirator tubing (LOL--I guess they thought it was a snake attacking Mommy) and punctured it so badly that it didn't work anymore. Right now I just get the sleep I can and go from there. My husband hardly ever sleeps and he snores like in the movies, but it doesn't bother him.

TTMom/Ericka

Sleep apnea and insomnia here. No surprise though as I've been diagnosed with chronic insonia. The drugs do help though.

I answered truthfully and held back on some points. They told me I had the same thing as you. Now I don't neccessarily think this is true. This site is sponsored by people who want to sell their products.

19. I wake up earlier in the morning than I would like to.

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Does it count when you wake up because someone is attacking your toes?

Originally posted by Seagull
Does it count when you wake up because someone is attacking your toes?

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umm..probably not..I don't think that is much of a sleep issue... but I get this every morning myself

But surely hearing LOUD purring and meowing right in your ear very early every morning is a serious sleep disorder?? And how about the 'hooning around the house really fast at 3am' disorder? I've heard that can be deadly!