Sleep Paralysis Treatment

For thousands of Americans with sleep disorders and related symptoms, sleep paralysis treatment is more important than sleep itself - and there's good reason! Sleep paralysis and narcolepsy disorders can be so frightening that it can prompt its victims to act in a way that prevents sleep (like to stay awake at night) - which is exactly the last thing that these individuals should do.

It may seem ironic that a person suffering from sleep paralysis or narcolepsy disorders needs sleep treatment medications the way that someone suffering from insomnia needs treatment medications. After all, they appear to spend the majority of their time sleeping. But the fact is that these victims actually lose sleep during the time that they should be falling asleep - and they really are awake more than the body is designed to be awake. Many sleep paralysis victims are fearful of falling asleep, while narcolepsy victims are falling asleep in a sudden manner at the wrong times. Neither of these victims fall asleep at the appropriate time for the appropriate amount of hours.

Thankfully with the proper diagnosis, victims of either condition can get the neurological medications they need to stay awake in the day time, fight fatigue, and of course, create sleepiness and peaceful dreaming at night.