I have seen people sleeping with half eyes open but i myself can't ? Does it has any link with genes or any such thing\n??
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I often sleep with my eyes wide open.  I've been told by people who've seen me sleep (supposedly it's creepy) and sometimes when I wake up I'm already looking at something (usually out the window).  Sometimes as I'm falling asleep I can tell my eyes are open but my vision just kind of dims and I go to sleep anyway.
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When I was pregnant they gave it to me because I was so sick, I have never had any problems with it, but it worked great for me... call your doctor or visit their websites. I would think that, if you are seeing hallucinations, then you are awake and it is trying to put you asleep, try going to bed a little sooner
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I would try a few things before going to the eye doctor IF you are in pretty good health. It might be something just out of habit or common sense thats causing your body to wake up this way. \n\n1st thing I would try for 3-4 days straight is to jump in a hot shower as soon as you wake up. Make sure you hit your face and eyes and hair with a good cleaning. I suspect various body oils from your hair and/ or skin are getting into your eyes through out the night.\n\n2nd thought: Your body is low on nutrition and/or water first thing in the morning. With dehydration and the lack of vitamins, your eyes are suffering. Some people this matters, other people dont ever need vitamins. Depends how strong your gene set is and what other not so great habits you intake like smoking or drinking. So my suggestion is when you wake up and during sleep, have some vitamin water next to your bed and drink up. Then as soon as you wake up go make yourself a healthy vitamin liquid shake and see how your eyes react. \n\n3rd: Sounds silly but do some form of stretching and mild exercise like walk up some stairs slowlllyyyy 4-6 times. See if your eyes are coming better into focus then. I suspect maybe some kind of position in which you sleep is cutting off the oxygen and/or bloodflow to your eye area. Some people sleep face down on their hands in the face, this would be an example. \n\n4th: Sleep apnea is another suspect---try BREATH RIGHTS strips for 7-10 nights on your nose. See if you wake up more refreshed and your eyes arent as blurry. You might have a breathing problem the way you sleep. 1 out of every 7 adults sleep in some harmful way that is NOT healthy for the breathing --doesnt matter if you are overweight or unhealthy.  \n\nShould be very interesting to see what combinations of this or that above helps you out. Email me and let me know how it goes ok? Good luck.
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It's called sleep paralysis and is quite common.  Yes, you were asleep at least partially.\nhttp://arts.uwaterloo.ca/~acheyne/S_P.html\nhttp://www.stanford.edu/~dement/paralysis.html\nhttp://www.trionica.com/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis
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I think it's one of those things that have just been around forever.  \n\nTo put the idea into a child's mind that there is a possibility that they could die before they woke up in the morning is awful.  It's probably one of the reasons so many have trouble sleeping at night.
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why yes ofcourse,\nbut from time to time, like during school or something i dont really wanna close my eyes, so i just stare blankly... and i tend to not be able to hear anything for 2-5 mins       :|\n\nactually.. \nwhat does it indicate ??\njust e-mail me\n\nnikolakordic1@yahoo.com
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It could Be that either:\n\n1) your eye has excreted waste (greeney/yellow crsuty substance sometines kown as 'sleep') and has excreted too much therefore glueing your eye shut.\n\n2) Your eyes atre beginning to weep becuase you have hayfever, if so buy some Antihistemine tablets and take 2 a day and that should keep it at bay
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Are you talking about just being able to fall asleep quickly or are you talking about narcolepsy?\n\nIf it's the first, I think that some people are really just able to relax quicker and fall asleep faster than others.\n\nIf it's the second, it's a medical condition that cannot be controlled.  Here is a link with all the info:\n\nhttp://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/narcolepsy/narcolepsy.htm
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See a medical sleep specialist . . .it might be related to sleep apnea . .
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well, because when we sleep we have no control of our thoughts.\nIt's just  jumbled up pieces of our memory made into an interesting story.
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Why do you have this obsession with weird sleep habits? (I just answered another of your questions regarding sleep.) Sleeping with your eyes open would be bad, since your eyes could dry out. As for sleeping standing up, I doubt that would be very good either.
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er...you wouldn't be using your eyes..they are "closed"...so...nope
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no that is something you are born with and you would or had it earlier in your life so it is probably a concentration problem have you been sleeping normally?
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yes, but have you ever woken up and not be able to move, or seen shadow out the corner of your eye
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I am a nurse working on the night shift.  I often see people sleeping with their eyes open on my hourly rounds.  It really creeps me out!  Sleeping with eyes open would dry eyes out terribly and corneal abrasions would probably occur.  Not a  silly question.  You might also post it in the health forum.
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I was born in the pm...10:56 to be exact.  I am a night person.  I have never thought of the correlation between the 2.  Interesting.  It very well could be one of the factors as to why I am a night person.\nThanks for that...something for me to think about anyway.\n:)
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yes.I do! Even i love early morning for the same reason...the whole of the world just looks like mine! No one else awake 'd be there to disturb my thoughts.And i love to see my beloved ones sleeping quietly without any earthly probems.My thoughts and vision and mind 'd be very clearer, which rarely happens at day time! (Thanks for that exceent question)