Re: Racing Heart...& apnea?

Posted by dj on September 23, 1999, at 14:45:24

In reply to Re: Racing Heart...& thoughts..P.S., posted by Bob on September 23, 1999, at 11:43:13

The wellbutrin seems to stimulate me and contribute to early awakenings, though last night was the first one in a week in which I noted the racing/pounding heart which I believe was related to nightmares.
However, what would signs of apnea be besides the racing heart mentioned by Noa?
>. Also a good/bad news thing for sleep -- it would knock me out by sacktime, but relaxed me so much I had some apnea problems.

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Racing Heart...& thoughts..P.S. dj 9/23/99
Re: Racing Heart...& thoughts..P.S. Bob 9/23/99
Re: Thanks for the heads up Bob dj 9/23/99
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