I cant sleep at night i ALWAYS feel like running and i can see pretty well in the dark whats wrong with me ??

Question

I cant sleep at night i ALWAYS feel like running and i can see pretty well in the dark whats wrong with me ??

Answer 1

ASTRAL PROJECTION!!! aweosme lucky dude...or...dudette?

Answer 2

hey man nutin is wrong wit u i have the same porblem, ur just insomnic and nocturnal like me ur fine

Answer 3

How were you able to type your question while you were running?

If you sleep during the day and not at night you would be well suited for a job working the graveyard shift.

Answer 4

its obvious -

you're a hamster.  Buy a large wheel and hide lots of food around the house in strange places.  Also - revel in your pure evilness because all hamsters are innately pure evil in cute fuzzy little track suits.

or you could just be a normal person aka - a 'night owl' who doesn't have enough activity in their life.  If you're in school - that sucks.  Once you're out of school it means get a night job and exercise in the evenings.  Nothing interesting ever happens during the day anyway.

Answer 5

Hm.  Well, not knowing you personally...and not being your physician

I can only guess at what's going on here.

Regarding the "running" feeling:  This could be what is termed

either "restless leg syndrome" (a sleep disorder) OR you've got a

"personally inflicted" case of sciatia.  Sciatia is a slight displacement

of that really large nerve trunk that goes down the back of your pelvic

girdle and branches down through the legs to the feet.  The nerve can

be slightly displaced by exercise that's too "one sided" (such as

working the hamstrings and lower back without working the quadracep

[thigh] muscles).  While the most common symptom is a sharp but

intermittent pain in the lower back (normally around one or both gluetals (sic?)) it is not unheard of to have "light" pain along the nerve

itself in the outside thigh and/or knee and/or calf.

Check with your physician, he can confirm or deny you have this and

recommend a treatment program (normally streaching the hams,

quads, and exercising the neglected areas).

Regarding your "seeing in the dark":

There is a variation (from person to person) in respect to the ratio

of rods and cones in the eyes.  A small percentage of the population

has more cones than "average" and since they do...they can and do

see as well at night as most people see in the daylight.  Such people

are 'highly valued" by the military of various nations...for if they can

pass the rigid physical and psychological requirements, they can

tend to assure the survival of elite units during night operations.

I would think only an opthamologist (sic?) [aka: eye surgeon] would

be able to perform an exam and give you a definitive answer to this.

Answer 6

Ya a where wolf

Answer 7

Lack of melatonin.  You can get suppliments at a health food store.

Answer 8

I don't quite know. Drink some herbal tea.  

Answer 9

Meth use, maybe?