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I hear 'cchhhhhhh' noise when i sleep
I feel noises when I am lying on bed and about to go into sleep. Noise is like 'ccchhhh'. I hear it 2-3 times when i'm almost half in sleep. It is happening from 2-3 weeks now. I had sleep related issues from last 2-3 years and have consulted neurologists, as per them it is only stress.
In the night I feel sleepy and normally sleep at 10-11pm but sometimes wake up again for 1-2 hours at 3,4 or 5 am.
I have sinus so if I am oxygen deprived during night it causes migraine next morning but goes away after taking naxdom tablets. It may not be related as I'm not having migraines since last 1-2 months time now. Earlier it used to be once a month. That time I used to have anxiety also sometimes.
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Neurosurgeon
26 yrs exp
Delhi
Check ur weight.
Regular exercises
Daily brisk walk for 40 min.
Check ur food.
Eat early dinner.
Avoid fatty and oily food.
Raise ur head end by 10-15 degrees
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Dr. Sudheer Penchala
Neurologist
6 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Two things have to rule out in your case first is seizures and second is OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA....
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POLYSOMNOGRAPHY.
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Dr. Anish L
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7 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
These sounds may be a benign phenomena. However do perform an EEG to rule our any sleep related seizures which might present as sounds heard or nocturnal arousals.
Also to rule out obstructive sleep apnoea get a sleep study also if it is affordable to you.
But as I mentioned mostly it should a transient benign phenomenon.
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