why is it that when I lay down, one of my nostrals gets stuffed up.?
400375
sounds like you have some sinus trouble to me. try a nasal spray or put on "breathe right nasal strips" before you lie down or you could even take a sinus medication for congestion and other sinus problems.
927077
It sounds like the problem could be sinus-your maxillary sinuses to be exact(below your eye).  Its uncommon but possible to only have 1 sided sinus pressure. Ive examined many patients with sinus congestion and they describe the same pressure,"face falling off when they lean forward" symptoms. Possibly an ENT-(ear nose and throat  dr)would be a good start-they deal with cranial/sinus disorders. At least a specialist like that instead of a primary might have more insight  :)
275546
This could possibly be several things, and it may depend on when it happens. Possibly an ulcer? You should seek medical advice if this persists. Best of luck.
996729
Mine is doing that tonight too.. I dont know why
419305
Oh wow, I get that all the time. Usually it is because you haven't had enough sleep, or because you are too tired. We do this out of protection, but it can be a very scary thing.
95824
its normal! i have one too same as yours at the right side of my neck! but its a little shorter than yours.. =)
978859
I have the EXACT same problem.  I used to get this as a lot as a kid and it's suddenly returned again in the past month.  What I do to keep it in check is to liberally coat the area with vaseline every night before I go to sleep (I keep it on my night stand so that I remember to do it).  That way, it moisturizes it all night long while I'm asleep.  In the morning, I just wash it off and apply my make-up.
838998
Mine does that too...don't know why we do it...maybe to close off our mouth as an airway?
264571
I have the same thing, but only when I close my eyes.  It is very bothersome when I'm trying to go to sleep, but it eventually goes away.\n\nBaseCurve needs to read the whole question as well as the additional details.
454772
This could be caused from tension, and when your muscles relax, where the spinal column meets the back of the head it will crack and pop.  kinda like cracking the nuckles?
752088
Ok, i dont know how to spell it but it's your sciatic (umm...sigh+attic for pronounciation) nerve....muscles in your lower back are swollen and are rubbing against it when you move just the right (or wrong is more like it) way.  if it goes away after you sleep or dont move for a long time then you probably just need to make sure you lift correctly and dont strain your lower back, if it's a constant issue i'd suggest seeing a chiropractor.....sorry for the horrible spelling, but  i think you know what i mean :)
354573
Because you're super thin, and your body has digested the food overnight and it's moved.  Also when you lay down gravity is pulling at your body differently than when you're standing up.  It's pulling more firmly from every direction, when you're standing, it's just pulling you down.  \n\nDon't worry.  It's normal to be "skinnier" when you get up -- your body's had hours upon hours to digest food and revamp it's cells.
112495
I wouldnt say its "normal", but you prolly wont die ;-) you might have a blockage. have you been sick reciently or had a sinus infection? Has it been like that for a long time or did it just start. Is it only at night (or when you are laying down)? You really need to go to the Dr. and have it checked out.
428508
You may have sleep apnea, go check with the doctor.  This could be a serious condition if left untreated and could lead to death!
543921
Sounds like TMJ.  You definately want to see a doctor about it.  He will most likely tell you to wear a mouth guard at night to prevent you from clenching your jaw while you are sleeping.
330842
that is your body's reminder to you that you need to move!\n\nusually when that happens, there is a loss of blood circulation from that area, and it "falls asleep." it's a painful reminder sent to us by our muscle tissue that it needs oxygen!
419805
have u been sleeping with the fan on? window open? or a/c blowing on you? if your sinuses are cooling down at night that may be the problem...try closing the window, turning off the fan or a/c and see what happens for about 2 days...if it goes away, there u have it..