Can't sleep but tired?
Din bhar thakawat rehti hai, par raat mein neend aane ka naam hi nahi leti. Aankhon mein neend hai, par so nahi paati. Bahut bechaini hoti hai.
Din bhar thakawat rehti hai, par raat mein neend aane ka naam hi nahi leti. Aankhon mein neend hai, par so nahi paati. Bahut bechaini hoti hai.
My doctor told me that extreme fatigue can sometimes trigger a state of hyperarousal, making it hard to fall asleep. He advised me to practice deep breathing and avoid checking the time repeatedly.
Ah, the famous 'tired but wired' feeling! 🙄 Try listening to a relaxing podcast or rain sounds, it usually distracts my brain enough to fall asleep.
My fitness band tracker showed that my sleep latency was high when I kept my room warm. Lowering the AC temperature to 24 degrees made a huge difference in how fast I fell asleep.
No need to buy fancy weighted blankets or sleep gadgets. Just try keeping your room dark and cool for a few days, and if the issue persists, a basic CBC test from a local lab is quite affordable.
I hate when this happens! Usually, a warm cup of caffeine-free herbal tea and keeping my phone away from the bed is the only thing that works for me.
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When I experienced this continuously, I went to a reputed hospital and consulted a sleep therapist. It is best to ask your doctor clearly rather than trying multiple self-treatments.
You can try rubbing some warm sesame oil on your soles before sleeping, it is a very soothing traditional method. But please see a doctor if this is happening along with breathing issues or extreme weakness.
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