When you have a good night sleep why do you feel worst the next day?
By Kevin
@kevin1877uk (36988)
April 15, 2016 2:41pm CST
When you have a good night sleep why do you feel worst the next day?
I’m not one for having much sleep, or not having long periods of sleep and I feel totally fine. Now sometimes I will have a really good night’s sleep then wake up feeling worst for the sleep I had. I make you think was it really worth having all that sleep and then feeling so tired the next day.
It’s never made sense to me to why you do feel more tired after a good night’s sleep. Does this happen to you? Do you feel worst after having a good night sleep?
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@Hate2Iron (15730)
• Canada
15 Apr 16
Actually, I can't remember the last time I had a good night's sleep. Beds and I just don't get along.
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@lovebeingmummy2 (807)
• Aberdeen, Scotland
15 Apr 16
Yes I'm often like that, I like my bed but sometimes too much sleep can make you even more tired. Have a nice evening
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@maezee (41997)
• United States
15 Apr 16
Maybe it means you slept for too long that previous night. I usually find that if I sleep too long, I am ultra tired and groggy in the morning. But when I get less, but better quality sleep, I feel more awake. I think everyone has a different amount of hours necessary for their bodies. Mine is somewhere around 6.5-7 hours per night. Hope you feel better soon!
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@kevin1877uk (36988)
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15 Apr 16
Yeah that it, if I sleep too long feel tired more then if I only have 5 hours sleep.
@toniganzon (72285)
• Philippines
16 Apr 16
You sure that was a good night sleep. Probably i was in your dream chasing you and you were running away like hell that's why yo woke up feeling tired the next day? 
A good sleep for me would be continuous deep sleeping ever single night for 6-8 hours in one week. Why one week? The moment i don't get my full hour sleep, even though i get that the following day, it would still make me feel like i haven't had a good night sleep at all.
A good sleep for me would be continuous deep sleeping ever single night for 6-8 hours in one week. Why one week? The moment i don't get my full hour sleep, even though i get that the following day, it would still make me feel like i haven't had a good night sleep at all.
@quantum2020 (12040)
• Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico
15 Apr 16
It is probably the load of food you intake before you went to sleep. Sometimes, the nutrients or excess is ingested in higher amounts and the system has to find a way to get them out.
That makes one feel dizy!
It has happened to me!
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@kevin1877uk (36988)
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15 Apr 16
I don't really eat before going to bed, ok I do eat late but go to bed much later.
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@kevin1877uk (36988)
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15 Apr 16
@quantum2020 My last meal would or could be around 6-7 sometimes a little later but not too often. I don't go to sleep until 3/4/5am
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@quantum2020 (12040)
• Ciudad De Mexico, Mexico
15 Apr 16
@kevin1877uk Food gets into the blood and in the cells; if the excess is not expeled, it causes a heavy load and puts other organs to work when they supposed to be in iddleness.
It is better to eat a very slight amount of food before going to bed.
It is better to eat a very slight amount of food before going to bed.
@kevin1877uk (36988)
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15 Apr 16
I know what you mean, same here too, more awake a night than I am in the day time.
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@Jessicalynnt (50525)
• Centralia, Missouri
16 Apr 16
I think there is a thing with sleeping TOO deeply
