I couldn't sleep  since last 3 1/2 year  because of having drugs ( methamphetamine).?
923104
stop doing drugs first of all. then medatate when you go to bed. When my wife complains about not being able sleep, I tell her to medatate till she either falls asleep or sees God.
1054481
You have started to regain your life back. Meth will eventually bring anyone down to a living hell. I am proud you are strong enough to Put it behind you. But I am sorry to hear your boyfriend has not. the only way for you to survive is to let him be  part of that pass also. I know its hard, but thats the path  for you to move forward. Memories of a fun time is what you have, keep it, but that time has long pass. So keep moving in the right direction, don't look back.
548360
GO AND SLEEP FURTHER.\n\nHE REMOVED ALMOST I YEAR AGO.
677872
Myalgic Encephalomyelitis is roughly the same as CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome).  I haven't been diagnosed, but I do suffer from chronic fatigue associated with multiple sclerosis.  It is far greater than just being "tired" all of the time!  I have tried Provigil, but hated it.  Legal cocaine is all it is.  Now I'm taking Amantadine.  I haven't been on it long enough to tell if it really works.
447753
go and consult a doctor - you may be narcoleptic which can be treated.
372119
seroquel although a new anti psychotic, made me feel like a zombie. I have been through so many diagnosis's over the past several months and low and behold I am no longer bi-polar 2!  Coming off it was a relief, I do however miss the sleep. While hospitalized they forgot to give it to me for a week and strangely enough the effects were minor.  Ask your doctor for a sleep med if only for a short term to get yourself back on track. The new ones are great but expensive and better yet non addictive... but then again they said effexor wasn't either.  Get some sleep meds.
548248
Your body still has some of the sulfur stored in fat cells and it is being released as you sleep. You were taking the drug for a while, and it took time for the allergic reaction to build. It will take time for your body to remove all traces of the drug, especially if you kidneys, which filter the blood, are not working at 100%
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hello, sometimes stress and other psychological issues make people not sleep all night..it happens to me too..it takes me a while to get to sleep most nights...if you do not want to take drugs (i don't blame you) then take MELATONIN(3mg) you can get this at any health food store...melatonin is already stored and produced in our bodies, but as we get older, it decreases and we need to supplement for it..even at a young age sometimes we need to supplement...always remember to make sure your room is completely dark and no other noise around...i hope this helps...
971488
No they arent sleeping tablets,theyre anti depressents,my mum used to be on them,i think you need a sledge hammer to make you sleep if temeapan dont work on ya,lol.x
826126
its sounds like you need to go to the doctor and explain this to them because it doesnt sound right , it sounds like you took drugs are somebody gave you drugs , go to the doctor
644050
shadows on the brain... i think u need to lay off the drugs, honey..
855675
Sounds like you've been smoking meth because your paranoid, go watch TV or something and don't worry about it.
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Methamphetamine, a synthetic drug known as 'crystal meth', 'ice' or 'Tina', is even more addictive than crack cocaine or heroin.\n\nIn high doses, methamphetamine causes irritability, insomnia, confusion, hallucinations, anxiety, paranoia and increased aggression. In even higher doses, hypothermia and convulsions can cause death.\n\nWhen the body is stimulated by methamphetamine, the drug can cause irreversible damage. The increased heart rate and blood pressure damage blood vessels in the brain, which can cause strokes, or irregular heart beat, which can cause cardiovascular collapse and death. By vastly increasing the release of dopamine, methamphetamine appears to damage brain cells, eventually reducing the amount of dopamine available to the brain, causing symptoms similar to Parkinson's disease and severe depression, or both.
444683
It could be hypo-thyroidism, hypo-glycemia, depression, narcolepsy and depending on what type of meds you're on it could be side effect of that drug. If it happens alot during the daytime you should not drive or operate machinery. Do to safety reasons until you get it under control.
825914
I hate to this, but you need to get back on your meds. I know it sucks, I know you might have some unpleasant side effects, but the hassles involved with the meds are better than the hassles stemming from the illness. I had a  roomate that had some of the same symptoms. His meds made him shake. So he would get off his meds and would deteriorate radiply. Your still young, I want you to remember this, with your condition, you are susceptible to alcoholism and drug addiction. I don't want you to find out the hard way and dig yourself a huge hole that will be hard to get out of. Please talk to someone close to you that can help. I'm changing my profile to allow you to email me for 48 hours if I can help further. i wish you the best.
1084686
That's Satan,  ignore him,  your not going crazy,  just start getting the required amount of sleep,  very important!  And eating properly,  that's  important!  Stay AWAY from the DRUGS,  that's very,  very,  very important.
1011024
A lot of times I can't get to sleep because I drank caffeine. Also, if you're watching TV or playing on the computer late at night, that can activate the other side of you're brain and make you not want to go to sleep. I would suggest reading a light book before you go to sleep, or taking a nice, hot relaxing bath. ( I like bubbles in mine :)). Also, don't eat late at night because then sometimes your body will be up digesting food instead of resting like it should be. An ideal time to eat dinner would be 5:30 or 6:00 PM. I would not suggest sleeping pills because they are HIGHLY addictive and you'll never get to sleep without them. Only in extreme cases when your sick with a fever that's keeping you up or you have something really important to do the next day and you cant get to sleep, should you take them. There are 2 more things that i have also tried and that have worked. Exercising and taking deep breaths. Exercising will get out a lot of energy and fatigue that could keep you awake. And deep breathing, when you inhale through the nose hold it for about 5 sec. then exhale through the mouth, will let your brain have a chance to calm down and let you fall asleep. I hoped my advice helped! Good luck!