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Hi I'm new.... Anxiety, nervousness
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Hi all,
I've only just joined today... Umm... I'm in my 50's and it started I suppose back in 2014, started what is called a Hyptic Jerk whilst trying to get to sleep... I was and had been going through some health issues, but this Night Jerk lasted all night and in the next.. Long story cut short... Had a Sleep check done... found my poor mind was waking every 58 sec through the night. So... after all that time I have been on Depression and Anxiety medication.. it was working and although my sleep was not great the night jolts and jerks dropped off.. not all but better...
If I could only stop the night jerks and jolts I'm sure my anxiety would go... but it's feeds on the sleep problems..
I stopped my meds last year, thinking that all was good.. I lasted until Xmas 2016 and the feeling of nervousness and anxiety returned.. So.. I started back on the meds... still early days and still feeling very jumpy and jittery.. and the night jerks continue...
Thanks for listening all.. I do hope you all get well.
Cheers.
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Hi Ktmman,
I see you made this post in 2017 and I sincerely hope that your hypnic jerks have subsided or are completely gone.
I can sympathise with you, hypnic jerks are demoralising, stressful and really disturbing.
I’m experiencing them currently,.
I would appreciate any advice you can offer.
thank you!
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