..I've had bariatric surgery and am down 110 lbs and now he's saying I don't eat enough...I feel like I'm going crazy-fuzzy headed...and I know it's my sleep. You wouldn't be the first person who had weight loss surgery and ended up malnourished but still overweight... Don't skimp on the diet, it's...

If I go off these meds how long does it take to find out if it helps? I have no idea and it's really something you should discuss with your doctor. My sister was having some fatigue issues and was on some kind of heart medication or BP med (I forget exactly) and she got her doctor to changes the me...

metoprolol See the side effects which include fatigue https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metoprolol wellbutrin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_side_effects_of_bupropion and do some extra reading about it commonly causing insomnia. Specifically it is well known to mess with sleep stages and sleep a...

Why would they say my study was normal if I had no REM sleep? Beats me. You would have to ask the doctor. I am unsure what medications I was on at the time. So what about now? I am just trying to figure out if medication side affects could be a factor in your continued fatigue. Welbutrin, omeprazol...

Just to add a bit more - A sleep study s a very unnatural sleep experience. It's very difficult to extrapolate from a night of wired up sleeping in a strange bed to normal sleep experiences. So lack of REM and lots of arousals may or may not be typical. That said, feeling tired and fatigued needs t...

I am unsure what medications I was on at the time. Why would they say my study was normal if I had no REM sleep? So confused...been to the dr so many times and they never even look at these results

I had a sleep study done in 2015 and am still very fatigued so I ordered a copy. My results were no apnea but is that accurate with these results? Recording time: 362.5 Total sleep: 269.5 Sleep efficiency: 74.3 Sleep latency: 62 minutes Stage N1: 29 min Stage N2: 195.5 Stage N3: 45 min REM: 0 min 77...