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Old May 31, 2015, 08:34 AM
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If you get cold on the forehead and temples when you have laid down to sleep, does this mean that your bedroom is too cold?
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Old May 31, 2015, 12:43 PM
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Sleep with a towel over your head, or wear a sleeping cap.
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Old May 31, 2015, 01:45 PM
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Thank you Thunder Bow, I read that will help, but I am afraid it will disrupt my sleep.

I might try keep it a little warmer in my bedroom as I feel the cold on my temples and forehead are uncomfortable. Maybe the bedroom is too cold for me.
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Old Jun 01, 2015, 01:38 PM
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Also try wearing a head band that atheltes use.
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Old Jun 01, 2015, 03:24 PM
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Ok, I will take a look at the head bands. Thank you
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Old Jun 01, 2015, 03:42 PM
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i hope that you find a solution that works for you

i'm sure you will
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Old Jun 01, 2015, 04:30 PM
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People years ago used to wear nightcaps, bed socks, keeping a regular post temperature is the key,
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Old Jun 01, 2015, 05:32 PM
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Thanks shattered and berthegel

I have found out I sleep better with socks on. And yesterday I went back to turn off the temperature totally in the living room as I did before and pulled the curtains again. The cold doesnt reach me that much when I pulled the curtains and I can get enough air so that it felt comfortable, Now its soon summer so it may have felt comfortable right now as its not so cold at nights.

I still didnt sleep the best, as expected, as I didnt sleep good before either, but I slept maybe a bit better
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Old Jun 02, 2015, 04:32 PM
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Hello tearsinabottle , I've noticed when going through periods of insomnia, that I get to learn where all the cold drafts are in my bedroom , one comes up the side of the bed and wall,
I sometimes wear socks T-shirt, but gradually take them off during the night , but sometimes have to put them back on.

In the summer is worse because I can't sleep if I don't have a heavy duvet over me
Do you have that problem ?
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Old Jun 02, 2015, 05:14 PM
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Hello tearsinabottle , I've noticed when going through periods of insomnia, that I get to learn where all the cold drafts are in my bedroom , one comes up the side of the bed and wall,
I sometimes wear socks T-shirt, but gradually take them off during the night , but sometimes have to put them back on.

In the summer is worse because I can't sleep if I don't have a heavy duvet over me
Do you have that problem ?
Hi berthegel, I read online the other day just what you say about the cold coming up the side of the bed and wall. I had never thought that it could be a problem, but that is right. My bed is close to the wall that is part of the living room where the cold is coming from. I too sleep with a singlet or t-shirt. I think a T- shirt would be the best if its uncomfortable and cold with only a singlet. I do as you, take the socks off sometimes when I wake up.

I think maybe sleeping with our heads away from where the cold air comes may help, so that the cold will go over the duvet and not close to sides of the bed. Maybe its worth a try? I sleep with a duvet too and cant sleep either without a duvet, even in summer. My duvet is a summer duvet and I know I probably should by me a heavy duvet.
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Old Jun 02, 2015, 05:18 PM
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You know, your post made me very aware of something I had forgotten. I remember a couple years ago my bed was on opposite place of the room and I do think I slept a bit better at that time and then my bed was not on the floor. A year ago or so I took of the legs on the bed and now the bed is on the floor.

I live in 4th floor so its not that its coming cold from the ground, but it may be a reason why sleep is worse then bed is where it is now.
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Old Jun 02, 2015, 05:24 PM
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Also its important to keep the bedroom totally dark using blind folds and to keep out any noises that may interrupt sleep. But this you may already know.
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Old Jun 03, 2015, 11:59 AM
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And not to forget it would be great if we could stop looking tv /using internet/phone at least at 10-11 pm. Because doing these things will delay the brain to shut down. The light from these electric equipment are not good for us in the long run and specially not at night when we want to sleep.

I also read that its not good to sleep close to any electric equipment and that we should be at least 2-3 meters away from it when sleeping. This is why I moved my bed in the first place, that and because of noise.
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Old Jun 03, 2015, 04:34 PM
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a hat would be a good idea, it makes me thing of an old man in his pj's with a cap on!!
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Old Jun 03, 2015, 05:49 PM
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Sleeping with a down comforter may help....good for snuggling up in....they are "airy" but warm.
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Old Jun 04, 2015, 09:33 AM
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Sleeping with a down comforter may help....good for snuggling up in....they are "airy" but warm.
Is a down comforter like a duvet or it is made of something else?
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Old Jun 05, 2015, 01:27 PM
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I find things like hot (caffeine free) beverages, warm baths or a safe to sleep with heating pad can also help. In my case a purring kitty also helps
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Old Jun 05, 2015, 03:20 PM
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socks help me sleep better at night aswell
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Old Jun 08, 2015, 08:43 AM
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The last two days or was it only yesterday, I dont remember, but I didnt use much computer and not so much tv either, tried drink less pepsi and before going to bed I turned down the temperature totally in the kitchen too so theres no heat at all on in any rooms exept bathroom. I live in a small apartment, even it would be a bit cold to be up without any heat on, its not cold in the bed. I have the window slightly open in the side room to get a bit air and I started sleep with a T-shirt. A singlet would be too cold on the arms.

I am so surprised I got a better sleep. Yesterday I did sleep at 2am with one sleeping pill, I did not wake up in the night, not more than one time maybe early in the morning, but it didnt affect my sleep in a too bad way. I woke up at 10pm today and I had no need to sleep more and have not gotten tired today. Before this I slept at 2-4 am and woke up 2-3 times during sleep and had need to sleep 10-11 hours and still were extremely tired.

I wonder if its just a coincidence, I just hope the better sleep will continue. Dont want to be thrilled too fast. But I am happy if this continue
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Old Jun 16, 2015, 11:50 AM
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Well my sleep has been better lately. Maybe its the t-shirt I started sleep with. I have no idea. I wake up only one time after sleeping for 4-5 hours first then I sleep again many hours, up to 5 hours more. Maybe I am sleeping deeper and thats why I sleep so long or more. One day I slept without the pill, yesterday I took one pill.

Or maybe its just that my depression has made my sleep be longer. I dont know what it is, the t-shirt or mood.
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