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Hello I just read your post and it relates to me totally I'm getting one surge every other day mostly in the morning or during the night. It sometimes prevents me sleeping for hours, or I wake up try to sleep and just as I begin to nod off it flares. It's like my body won't let me sleep as it thinks there's danger. I've been diagnosed with cfs as I was getting energy crashes but they only last one or two days and doesn't relate to half of the CFS criteria as adrenaline will cause same symptoms. ie pots imsonia etc. Also as I have excersise intolerance I thought it was cfs/ me. Not convinced! I'm taking melotonin and somelex but nothing makes me sleep longer or get me through a spike. I'm anxious because of this condition not the other way around. Do you have any advice or updates hacks as my hormone panel came back as normal. kind regards Neil

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Neil, thanks for your comments. You will think this is crazy, but after trying meds and tests and doctors, I read a book called Energy Medicine by Donna Eden and David Feinstein. It's about working with the energy in your body, mainly through tapping acupressure points. When I do these things at night when I'm awakened and feel terrible, the energy calms and I can sleep. It's the only thing that works for me and has even stopped panic attacks that I had for decades. Not sure how this would work with your cfs, but the nice thing is it's natural and won't hurt to try. Best of luck, Betsy

Hi Neil, I found an anxiety centre in London, Ontario that specializes in treating these horrible cortisol surges. It is anxietycentre.com. They call what we have hyperstimulation. If you join you get many benefits including a weekly Skype with the Director. They know how to cure this. Wishing you all the best.

You can try extended release melatonin. Or try something stronger like Passion Flower. It acts like s benzo on me. I take a half dose but not every night. It does leave me a bit groggy the next morning and works a bit like a muscle relaxer. I don’t like that feeling but it does help me sleep.