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Been An Aerobics Trainer, Having Trouble Waking Up And Staying Awake. Taking Bactrium For UTI. Suggest?

I am 51, very fit...been an aerobics/personal trainer for 30 years. During the last week or more, I have been having more and more trouble waking up, and staying awake. I have to go back home to sleep after a few hours. I am quite thin, been taking Bactrim for a few months for constant uti. Am a single mom with no health Ins.
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Hello

Thanks for the query

There are many reasons for feeling sleepy during the day. Few of them which could be a reason in your case are
1. Stress and physical exhaustion
2. Thyroid dusfunction
3. Chronic fatigue
4. Irregular sleep habits for example sleeping at 10 pm one day and 1 30 am the other
5. Home environment which is noisy and which could wake you up at nights
6. Late night Tvs while on the bed

I would like to add here that UTI or taking Bactrium will not affect your sleep.

I hope I was of help

Regards
I hope Iwas og
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Been An Aerobics Trainer, Having Trouble Waking Up And Staying Awake. Taking Bactrium For UTI. Suggest?

Hello Thanks for the query There are many reasons for feeling sleepy during the day. Few of them which could be a reason in your case are 1. Stress and physical exhaustion 2. Thyroid dusfunction 3. Chronic fatigue 4. Irregular sleep habits for example sleeping at 10 pm one day and 1 30 am the other 5. Home environment which is noisy and which could wake you up at nights 6. Late night Tvs while on the bed I would like to add here that UTI or taking Bactrium will not affect your sleep. I hope I was of help Regards I hope Iwas og