Does Anyone Have Issues With Sleeping. Not From Pain Issues, But Just Falling And Staying Asleep? I’m Just Wondering If It Is AS Related.
It may be related, but not likely. I come from a long genetic line of sleep disorders. Look into trazodone. After a lifetime of rarely sleeping more than 3 hours at a stretch, i finally was put on that one at the age of 37. Im now 59, no problems, just great sleep. It's a non habit forming old school first line antidepressant. No grogginess in morning, just refreshed, and, unfortunately, very aware if full body pain. At least pain doesn't wake me up. And a good night's sleep is essential to battling the pain.
If I drank beer to sleep I’d be up peeing all night. 😂
Sleep is not my friend, I sleep when I can for as long as I can. Not always successful but I try to sleep when my body gets tired. I don't nap after 4pm in the evenings and I seldom eat dinner to try give my body the idea that the day is ending and it's time to sleep. Pain does not help. And my other condition means I can't lie down and sleep sitting up. Getting comfortable is a challenge and I have to take meds every 6 hours so even if I fall asleep my alarm will wake me for that. It's definitely not helping with the fatigue obviously either. But I persevere
Yes, sleep issues are common among people with ankylosing spondylitis (AS). According to my knowledge base:
- Sleep Disturbances: Many individuals with AS experience difficulty falling and staying asleep, which can be related to the condition itself
- Sleep Apnea: AS can increase the risk of sleep apnea, a condition where Show Full Answer
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I Have As And My Symptoms Seem To Be Getting Worse My Question Is Does Anyone Else Experience Worsening Memory As Time Goes On?
Does Anyone Have Suggestions For Tips/tricks For People On Biologics Who Are Having Sleep Issues?