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What Causes Rapid Heart Rate During Nights?

my spelling is bad im wondering if there is a way to stop night terrors i cant sleep sometimes for 20+ hours. i wake up with a fast hart beat some times i think im crazy becuse i think my night terrors are real. not to long ago i jumped on someone and hurt that person. and a lot of times my girlfriend will see me get up and walk in circles. i dont know what to do i dont like to go to doctors becuse i dont know how to tell them about it also i think i remember one of them i was in a circle ball it was green and made out of lines i dont know why but it scares me its also embarrassing.
Wed, 6 Aug 2014
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Although we need further inputs from you regarding your co-morbidities like Hypertension, Diabetes, Obesity and medications, but based on your current inputs, I can conclude 2 possibilities.

1. Somnambulism, a Sleep Disorder.
2. Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Syndrome.

Hence, a thourough clinical examination with routine tests and a videographic Sleep Study (Poly-Somnography) can be very helpful to understand your real problem.
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What Causes Rapid Heart Rate During Nights?

Although we need further inputs from you regarding your co-morbidities like Hypertension, Diabetes, Obesity and medications, but based on your current inputs, I can conclude 2 possibilities. 1. Somnambulism, a Sleep Disorder. 2. Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Syndrome. Hence, a thourough clinical examination with routine tests and a videographic Sleep Study (Poly-Somnography) can be very helpful to understand your real problem.