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What Causes Long Hours Of Sleep With Fuzzy Headaches?

I have slept through my alarm 3 days in a row. I normally sleep 7/8 hours a night but I am sleeping for over 12 hours. I am really shakey, and have a really fuzzy headache. I am generally fit and healthy and regularly exercise. I still have my appetite
Wed, 27 Jul 2016
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Dear HCM user

It seems you are sleeping more than usual and have fatigue. If it persists please get your routine blood tests like CBC, LFT,RFT done to rule out any common cause of such weakness. Also get your thyroid done as hypothyroidism may lead to such symptoms. Nutrional deficiencies also cause such lethargy. Sometimes body reacts to stress in this way and there maybe nothing to worry about. It may dissipate on its own. I hope you are eating healthy and not abusing any substance.
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What Causes Long Hours Of Sleep With Fuzzy Headaches?

Dear HCM user It seems you are sleeping more than usual and have fatigue. If it persists please get your routine blood tests like CBC, LFT,RFT done to rule out any common cause of such weakness. Also get your thyroid done as hypothyroidism may lead to such symptoms. Nutrional deficiencies also cause such lethargy. Sometimes body reacts to stress in this way and there maybe nothing to worry about. It may dissipate on its own. I hope you are eating healthy and not abusing any substance.