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Body vibrations when falling asleep or waking?
Sleep Health | Last Active: Jun 14 6:52pm | Replies (402)Comment receiving replies
You're welcome. The first sleep study is to see how many episodes of sleep apnea you have. You always wake up when your air is blocked while sleeping. I wanted to mention also that if you don't drink enough fluids, your potassium level drops and low potassium causes heart palpitations too. There were 4 people there getting the sleep study when I went. A king sized bed. It was pretty cool. Good luck. Hope you get some relief.
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Sorry, I keep getting sidetracked lol. I told my doctor I wanted the sleep study. I said its something that's happening when I go to sleep and that's the only way to catch it. The weird thing is, after I did the 2nd part of study, I didn't have internal vibrations for a week and a half while I was waiting for my cpap machine. They slowly started coming back so when I got the machine and used it overnight, I didn't have vibrations. I thought, there's no way to tell if that'll work now because in order for medicare to pay, I have to wear it a minimum of 4 hours in 24 hours. So I started wearing it 4 hours while watching TV on the bed. When I sleep, I don't have the vibrations. The 4 hour minimum is only for 90 days plus after 13 months of Medicare paying for it, I'll own it.