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Re: Ever heard of this problem?

Posted by Brian on May 08, 1998 at 03:14:07:

In Reply to: Ever heard of this problem? posted by Dave on May 05, 1998 at 09:24:20:

Hi Dave,

You are probably correct to associate this neurological disfunction with your sleep. I recommend that you consult with a neurologist and look at your EEG, getting baseline information (asymptomatic) and information gathered when you are acute; possibly also have a sleep study (PSG) done. Often sleep can be severely disturbed but the individual affected is unaware, leading to unexplained wake-time disturbance and other effects.

Best of luck,

Brian

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