cant allergies affect sleep?

RoWdY87

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Posted 11/24/2006 11:10 PM (GMT -6)

i havent slept in 40 hours, cant feel fatige, but my eyes hurt alot and my face is pale. can this be linked to lack of sleep, because i cannot even feel any fatige, only eyes hurting.

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Posted 11/25/2006 10:52 AM (GMT -6)

When are bodies lack sleep, it sort of goes into hyper mode. Hyper mode can be dangerous because it impairs our judgement. I seen that lack of sleep can be compared to having several drinks. Why haven't you slept? If you can't fall asleep then you should take an otc sleep aid such as Tylonel Simply Sleep. You body needs to rest. Allergies can affect the quality of sleep you need.

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RoWdY87

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Posted 11/26/2006 1:48 PM (GMT -6)

well sometimes i just cannot fall asleep because i am never tired. last time i felt sleepy was when i took 2 benadryls. and normally even when i take benadryls or other stuff like pure anti histamine,i dont feel sleepy at all. simply a big day can make me awake all night, simply thinking back of it and not feeling sleep. anyways i dont think its a major problem, i am fine now but my eyes still hurt alot, i think its because my sister started heating her room with electric heater which cause dryness and it goes into my eyes. thanks lots!!

younglady94

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Posted 11/28/2006 2:45 PM (GMT -6)

I would take an over the counter sleep aide. And a allergy medication over the counter. That may help you get some sleep. Good luck! drink some warm milk. Read a book that seems to help me get relaxed and ready for sleep.

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