Strange Symptoms Come During/After Sleep

I have no idea what is what anymore.

In the last couple of weeks, I have started having numbness in the right side of my nose and right side bottom teeth feel strange, mainly after sleeping.

Any idea what might cause this or has anyone experienced similar?

Numbness during sleep is one of my main issues. For me, certain supplements and chemical exposures will cause me to wake up with my limbs numb (that's usually supplement/medicine) or a numb side of my face & neck (this is usually chemical - so our old mattress would cause this or new clothing in my room). Have you started a new supplement that corresponds with this? Anything new in your room?

I would also look into the clenching. I do clench - but the nightguard did not eliminate numbness for me.

Also, histamine levels peak at night, so possible a histamine reaction. Maybe try a few days of low histamine foods and see if it makes a difference.

Hey RW, just getting on here to say I've had very similar experience. Can't remember how long ago it was, but I would get unusual deep numbness, sometimes in my gut, or my leg, or arms, and sometimes up my neck and scalp, which was scary because it is unusual to feel that your part of one's head deep in the scalp falling asleep. It seemed like an autonomic nerve disruption rather than caused by cutoff circulation from sleeping wrong on one side or pressure on a limb.

I have moderate/severe sleep apnea so my VPAP machine has improved my sleep quality. I'm guessing yoga might help.

Lately though it's been more tingling, and feeling mostly "off" and the tingling seems to happen where the numbness used to be. I guess it's the spirochetes doing their thing...as I've been listening to Buhner's Healing Lyme on audiobook, I understand some of the how and what of the parasites getting into tiny nerves, and every system of the body, not that I need to know, as it is morbid stuff, at least I know now.

Also, you mentioned collagen loss on other posts, Buhner talks a lot about collagen as very important to bB bacteriae.