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Can Symptoms Wake You Up At Night?

motif

By motif
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just got this today, something woke me up an 5 am and I started to feel bad, weak and anxious with some heart palpitations and chills and tingling in hands. Granted I ate yesterday a roll with cheese...

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I've had symptoms wake me up several times. Once was so bad I woke up and went straight to my dad (he's a PA) until the doctor's office was open and we did an ultrasound to make sure I hadn't unknowingly swallowed a small wombat that was trying to claw its way back out. Earlier this year when the nausea was really really bad I'd wake up all the time thinking I was sure to throw up.

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  motif said:
just got this today, something woke me up an 5 am and I started to feel bad, weak and anxious with some heart palpitations and chills and tingling in hands. Granted I ate yesterday a roll with cheese...

I used to get that all the time when I was eating gluten. I'd wake up at like 2 or 3 in the morning and the sheets and my pillows would be absolutely drenched with all my cold sweat. I'd have the shakes really bad, felt very weak, very disoriented, heart was always racing, chills, cramps in my feet and calves, sharp stabbing pains in my stomach... It used to be so bad sometimes, I'd have nightmares about being in that much pain and then I'd wake up in that much pain. The nightmares were my body's way of trying to wake me up I think.... I don't really have that happen at all anymore now though since I went gluten free...

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  Shess0816 said:
I used to get that all the time when I was eating gluten. I'd wake up at like 2 or 3 in the morning and the sheets and my pillows would be absolutely drenched with all my cold sweat. I'd have the shakes really bad, felt very weak, very disoriented, heart was always racing, chills, cramps in my feet and calves, sharp stabbing pains in my stomach... It used to be so bad sometimes, I'd have nightmares about being in that much pain and then I'd wake up in that much pain. The nightmares were my body's way of trying to wake me up I think.... I don't really have that happen at all anymore now though since I went gluten free...

exactly like I felt, gush I won't touch wheat again...

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