Can lack of sleep cause anxiety and paranoia?!
Question: Sleep deprivation can result in an altered mental state of mind. Essentially, a great many things can come from a lack of rest, including decreased energy, fatigue, and decreased mental alertness. My advice to you? Get some well earned rest and keep yourself hydrated.
Dr. James Jeah MD
Answers: Sleep deprivation can result in an altered mental state of mind. Essentially, a great many things can come from a lack of rest, including decreased energy, fatigue, and decreased mental alertness. My advice to you? Get some well earned rest and keep yourself hydrated.
Dr. James Jeah MD
Yes it can.
Lack of sleep can be linked to the following:
Diabetes
Weakened immune system
Obesity
Depression
Hallucinations
Anxiety
Paranoia
Various other mental disorders
Anxiety yes , paranoia im not to sure
Yes. I am living proof.
A gentleman that I went to college with was in the Navy and went through hell week and in a one week period without sleep and extreme physical exertion people can develop paranoia, anxiety, and even experience hallucinations. But just one or two days without sleep and only light exertion should not cause those things.
You need sleep to recharge yourself many problems can crop up not just anxiety and paranoia
yes. and anxiety and paranoia can cause lack of sleep.
hard to know which caused which.
YES!