I sleep almost all day,feel very lazy,although i get tired but nothing at all drives me to wake up, why????
156187
Hmm. You may need to see a doctor specializing in sleep disorders. Is your home very warm and poorly ventilated? That may also be contributing to your problem. You may need to get more exercise and improve your diet, because many of the foods we eat in modern society are full of preservatives, sugar and salt and too much of these things can be very draining on our energy and vitality. Try eating more fresh fruits, whole grains, vegetables and fish and drinking more water. Severly cut back on your intake of red meat, sweets, softdrinks, and processed carbohydrates like white bread, pasta, white rice, crackers,chips, ect.
91059
Have you felt like this for longer than just today? If it is just a one-off than you are probably just bored and need to call a friend and talk, or get out of the house and get some exercise and fresh air.  However, if this has been going on for a while or is a recurring condition, than you might have a medical condition that requires immediate attention from your doctor. Depression, Diabetes, Stress, Iron-Deficency....many others could be causing you to feel the way you do. An imbalance of seretonin levels in your brain can cause "depression-like" symptoms. What ever the cause, only your doctor can help you determine it and can work with you to find the solution!! Please don't wait to seek professional advice, the longer you wait the longer you'll feel this way.  Best wishes and let us know how you do. Take care! :)
252413
Its the same thing as if you were to eat a very large dinner (think back to how you felt after last Thanksgiving) your body is using up so much of its energy digesting that you feel physically tired. Try using water instead of milk, or if that tastes too bad just less milk. You are taking in too many calories for your body to handle it all.
75770
You are over tired.If you don't have ample time to get a good nap i wouldn;t even bother.When you wake up you will feel just as tired.Try and get 8 hours of sleep daily.Eat right also.Try and get your sleep pattern in a routine.
591981
You may not be getting enough sleep.\n\nYou should consult your doctor, as there could be any number of conditions which cause the symptom you experience.  It would be near impossible to make an accurate diagnosis without knowing a little more about your lifestyle- how much sleep you get, what you eat, how active you are, your past medical history, any drug use, etc.\n\nAgain, your doctor is most qualified to determine what you have and the best course of treatment.
808252
Same here... I don't want to get up in the mornings. I don't want to brush my teeth, I don't want to eat. I don't want to read, watch TV, or anything! I feel like running away from everyone and everything I know, and at the same time I feel like I want to take an axe and chop down a whole forest to get rid of the frustration! It's so bad that I still get physically sick, even at the thought of him...
1078942
It depends on your daily activity.\nSince I haven't been exercising lately, instead of sleeping 8 hours and feeling refreshed, I've been sleeping 14. Not normal of course.\n\nJust do something all day and set yourself up for what time you go to sleep. Normally go to sleep at 10 and wake up at 6 A.M.\nMost people do that, if they have jobs.\n\nMight wanna go get some exercise and go to the doctor.
368413
There could be any number of reasons contributing to fatigue.  I suggest you explore your day to day life before rushing off to the doctor or self diagnosing depression.  How active are you?  You may think that excercise will wear you out, but infact it does just the opposite.  Excercise realease endorphins which are the bodies very own, NATURAL, happy chemicals.  You will feel much more enegetic if you get 20-30 minutes of physical activity daily. [it doesn't have to be strenuous either... go for a walk, do some yoga, take the stairs, park further away from the buildings in which you are visiting, ride a bicycle, jump rope! Anything!]  Secondly, what kinds of food are you taking into your body on a daily basis?  Are you eating healthy food... or junk?  Sugar (sucrose) makes you tired for sure!  So if you have a sweet tooth and you nurture it generously, you will cause highs and lows in your blood sugar levels, which could lead to diabetis.  Any food that is natural to mother Earth will provide you with oodles of energy... but you can't just look at it, you have to eat it!  And as always, drink lots of water.  Start with your diet and excercise first and foremost. Lastly, make sure you are getting enough sleep.  You said you get 8 hours of sleep, but did you know that the body operates optimally if you are in bed for sleep  by (the latest) 10pm!  Your body should be in a state of deep sleep by the time midnight rolls around as the hours between 12am-3am are when your bidy undergoes repair.  It is very crucial that your body is given full range of hours to repair itself so it releases toxins and battles physical stress.  Also remember, too much sleep will make you tired just as too little sleep will make you tried.  Take the middle path and keep a positive attitude and most likely you won't need to waste your money on a doctor who will give you similar advise!
878817
I too have had my lady parts take a nap. . .definitely a strange feeling but everything seems to wake up nicely if I get up and move around. Usually only happens if I am sitting too long.  I personally don't worry about it, though it is usually a bit inconvenient (and funny too).
748750
it could be the base of depression...talk to someone about how your feeling before you start to feel worse, or it could just be that your exhausted from over doing things and just need a good sleep to give your body time to repair
956616
You haven't used up your energy for the day, therefore you aren't tired.  If you go and work hard, you have no energy left, so it's really easy to fall asleep.\n\nHow did this get a thumbs down?
238573
You could have a sleep disorder.  Go to your doctor and he might send you for a sleep study.\n\nIf not, you may just be a light sleeper.  Try wearing earplugs, or turn on some sort of white noise to drown out other small noises.
377897
Sounds a lot like depression. You need to see a dr. and tell him your symptoms. Problem with it is you have no energy so you lay around & the lack of exercise and just getting out of the house makes it continue to progress & get worse. You may need an antidrepressant. (worked for me)
940670
Try working out. Also, if you can't sleep at night try taking an overthecounter melatonin. You can find them at Walgreens. It helps your mood too. It will help you wake up a little better too. I'm often pretty lazy in the winter time, but have found that If I take a walk around the block, it gives me a little more energy and gets me motivated.
947116
Yes!  But my problem is I don't know why.  I have two girls, 4 and 3 and I try to keep up with them but I'm just so tired all the time.  I wake up tired and I'm tired all day and then I go to bed tired.  I've taken vitamins, and I've drank coffee and coffee just seems to make it worse.  I try to keep my house clean but I just don't have any motivation to get up and do it, although by the end of the day it gets done, I have no idea how but it does.  So yep, I feel that way too.
240701
That's me...lol....Then why don't you go to your room and sleep on your bed!!  Maybe when you wake up you won't feel tired anymore.
229714
Yes, I have the same problem. I don't sleep as much as I should, send me an email to hear about it.