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By CEELEY2 | Feb 12, 2010

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Eyes wide open

i have been sleeping with my eyes wide open. My fiance says it scares him and he thinks something is wrong with me, so he yells for me to close my eyes.... Is this normal?

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dollyn

Feb 12, 2010

To: CEELEY2

I am not a doctor ,but have you ever been to see a neurologist.if you have not you should go see one ,they should do a sleep study on you and and EEG witch might help find out if they see anything going on with you.also they should do some blood test to see if your blood levls are where they should be.

hope this helps.

CEELEY2

Feb 25, 2010

To: dollyn

I want to thank you for this information. A few people suggested that I get a sleep study done.

I will keep you posted on the outcome.

SwanSong

Dec 13, 2011

To: CEELEY2

Two considerations:

facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy

Nocturnal Lagophthalmos

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