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<blockquote data-quote="kitedoc" data-source="post: 1845161" data-attributes="member: 468714"><p>Hi [USER=479478]@Libby1973[/USER] Just an additional thought.</p><p>Some years back I was getting very tired and not sleeping well. </p><p>BSLS were up a bit but not horrendous, blood tests were fine, no anaemia, normal B12, folate, thyroid tests.</p><p>In the end I had a sleep study and was found to have Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. (OSA).</p><p>It was surprising as I was not overweigh, but apparently the roof of my mouth (palate) goes back far enough to cause it to block off my airway when laying on my back. So I was experiencing multiple episodes of stopping breathing (apnoea) whilst asleep. </p><p>As my oxygen levels dropped my body had to rouse me sufficiently to breathe again = adrenalin ++ and the feeling of exhaustion in the morning and drowsiness later on.</p><p>Once prescribed appropriate treatment my BSLs improved and my tiredness disappeared.</p><p>Again I hope your quest for answers is short and successful !</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kitedoc, post: 1845161, member: 468714"] Hi [USER=479478]@Libby1973[/USER] Just an additional thought. Some years back I was getting very tired and not sleeping well. BSLS were up a bit but not horrendous, blood tests were fine, no anaemia, normal B12, folate, thyroid tests. In the end I had a sleep study and was found to have Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. (OSA). It was surprising as I was not overweigh, but apparently the roof of my mouth (palate) goes back far enough to cause it to block off my airway when laying on my back. So I was experiencing multiple episodes of stopping breathing (apnoea) whilst asleep. As my oxygen levels dropped my body had to rouse me sufficiently to breathe again = adrenalin ++ and the feeling of exhaustion in the morning and drowsiness later on. Once prescribed appropriate treatment my BSLs improved and my tiredness disappeared. Again I hope your quest for answers is short and successful ! [/QUOTE]
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