My husband sleeps during any spare time that he has.  Is something wrong with him?
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He is probably stressed out from work. I suggest you take him to the physician. There IS a problem.
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Not really.But don't be too dependent on him.Having sex almost everyday is great but he needs to rest.
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I think there might be some mental disturbance. Both of you need to see doctors, it happens sometimes in such relationships, as you would admit its kinda different then normal. More over are you sure you are completely healthy?
644484
This is so weird. My hub and i were just talking about this ten minutes ago. He wants to go away Memorial Day Weekend and I don't travel well. I said to him, you know i have a hard time sleeping some where else except our own bed, unlike you who can sleep on rock with a blanket.
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there is no harm sleeping with him but the problem is that you guys never sleep
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My boyfriend has the same problem.  I'll put this on my watch list because I would like to know a possible answer too.  I feel bad for you guys because you really can't help it.  But it's so frustrating when you can't sleep because of it.  Luckily I have my own solution that no one else has.  I wish your significant other had one too.
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Lack of sleep or nutrition. Ask your doctor.
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If his snoring disturbs you in another room, it is almost certain that he has sleep apnea. This is a very serious condition - if untreated it can damage his heart and even kill him!\n\nHe MUST go to a sleep clinic for diagnosis and testing. He probably needs to use a CPAP machine. This will stop his snoring COMPLETELY and enable both of you to have more restful sleep. But you can't just buy a CPAP machine - they have to be adjusted to individual needs, so you need a prescription from a sleep doctor.\n\nPlease do not delay getting him to a sleep clinic. This is not an inconvenience - it is a life-threatenng condition, which if untreated will only get worse.
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lol if thats all ur husband does to drive u nuts then u got it good lol..mine takes all the covers, pushes up on me..i end up like facing the wall and coverless and cold lol....he doesnt snore though...my dad however does and my mom used to try all kinds of things like putting extra pillows under his head, poking him, turning him over, putting those breathe right strips on his nose....lol...
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I understand he might have fears about the baby, but other than that, I'm confused.  My husband actually requests more sex when he's stressed out.  It relaxes him.  I think he's being selfish personally.
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When you say otherwise healthy, do you mean he has no other symptoms? No cough, trouble breathing, chest pain? Does he take any meds? (Newly prescribed?) Any allergies? Any other problems (diabetes) Does he feel rested in the morning? Has there been a change in weight? \n\nThere are many causes for which night sweats are common. His doctor will be asking him these questions and many more and hopefully do a complete head-to-toe assessment with bloodwork. I would make an appointment though. It's always better to be sure.
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My husband suffers from combat stress syndrome, which is really the same thing. You really need to get professional help for that. He refuses to take medication because he doesn't want it to go on his record, so he just deals with it by talking about it. We all deal with it really. He has really bad mood swings and doesn't sleep much at all at night. I would never leave my husband, but he's really hard to live with sometimes. I wish he would consider taking medicine. He's been to Iraq 3 times and has spent alot of time in the jungle in Columbia and Hoduras.
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Do you wake up at some point (or many) feeling anxious or nervous?  Your stress could be causing you to not sleep as well and this change in your life combined could definately make you a little more on edge.  I think this will resolve itself shortly.  I would definately let your boyfriend know exactly how you feel so he can give you a bit of leeway for now and not have hurt feelings.
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Only when I'm sick.  My husband insists he doesn't snore, even when he wakes up in the morning to find me sleeping downstairs.  I keep threatening him with a tape recorder.
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He should get an appointment with a sleep specialist. Snoring can be a symptom of a serious condition called sleep apnea. If untreated it can damage his heart or even kill him!\n\nSleep apnea is easily treated with the use of a night-breathing aid called a CPAP machine. This COMPLETELY eliminates snoring, and the user typically starts feeling more energetic and alert within a night or two of use.\n\nSnoring is not just an inconvenience - please urge him to make an appointment to be tested right away.\n\nI hate it when people urge violence towards snorers, even as a joke. The snorer CANNOT control the snoring without help. This is not something people do voluntarily, hoping to make their bed partners miserable! If you wouldn't attack someone for having diabetes or some other serious disease, don't attack them for having sleep apnea. The better approach is to solve the problem, not blame the sick person.
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You could be experiencing grief and depression from your father's passing.  Talk to someone about the way you felt about him and what has happened now to get things off your mind and heart, and then your sleep patterns will return to normal eventually.  Just try not to worry.
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well thats depends on how much sleep he is getting during the day. He should have  sleeping hours during the day (A routine)and nigth that way his organism would program to sleep that tome you wish. If that not the case then is best to pay a visit to the doctor's place