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    Inability to sleep through the night

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      BeContented
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      My DH hasn't been able to sleep through the night well for many months. He leads a healthy lifestyle, dun smoke and only drink occasionally. But somehow, at 4+am every morning, he would automatically wake up and could no longer go back to sleep till it's time for work at 6+am.


      He has tried many ways.....sleep earlier, exercise, drink some wine before going to bed, got to bed very very late (after 1-2am) etc....but no matter how tired he is, he would just wake up at 4-5am. It's now taking a toll on him.

      Anyone has experience or any advice? I also dunno how I can help him..... :sad:

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        Marylampsg
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        Have you tried g3? A health fruit juice that helps to reduce sleeping problems. If you are interested to know more, can pm me. Cheers 

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          Mvm
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          BeContented:
          My DH hasn't been able to sleep through the night well for many months. He leads a healthy lifestyle, dun smoke and only drink occasionally. But somehow, at 4+am every morning, he would automatically wake up and could no longer go back to sleep till it's time for work at 6+am.


          He has tried many ways.....sleep earlier, exercise, drink some wine before going to bed, got to bed very very late (after 1-2am) etc....but no matter how tired he is, he would just wake up at 4-5am. It's now taking a toll on him.

          Anyone has experience or any advice? I also dunno how I can help him..... :sad:
          I think it comes with age. I have the same problem. I remember my dad was like that too.

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            Flowermonaster
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            Can try Melatonin, it promotes healthy sleep pattern. Can get from Guardian.

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              2centsworthy
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              It does come with age or when person is "troubled".

              According to a TCM physician a friend consulted, sleep by 11pm to 2am at least. It is then the body shut down to release and clear toxins in the body. Upon waking, drink 4 cups of water (alkaline if possible, eg diamond filtered water), sip by sip. Take short naps whenever possible.

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                BeContented
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                Thanks. But also curious, this ‘age’ mentioned, what kind of age group is it? DH just hit 40, seems a little early …

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                  Mvm
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                  it hit me about mid 40s.

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                    pacetone
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                    I’m also having this "intermittent sleep" almost every night. I’ll get up at least 2-3 times a night.

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                      BeContented
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                      Will both gender face similar symptoms?

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                        Flowermonaster
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                        pacetone:
                        I'm also having this \"intermittent sleep\" almost every night. I'll get up at least 2-3 times a night.

                        Stress or to go wee wee? I used to feel thirsty at night & drink lots of water before sleep. And resulted in getting up & go washroom 3 times a night. Really disrupted my sleep. I reduced my intake of fluid nowadays but occasionally still wake up 2 to 3 times a night to go wee wee! :faint:

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