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25 Feb 18, 11:17 AM |
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Jet-lag Advice and Tips
How do you deal with jet-lag on your return, please? Never been an issue before due to timing but this year only back 24 hours before going back to work. Just wondered if anybody has any miracle cures/solutions.
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25 Feb 18, 11:20 AM |
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Excited about Disney
Join Date: Jan 18
Location: Essex, UK
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Not a miracle but if your flight is overnight try to get some sleep on it. Then when you get home get straight into a normal routine even if it means going to bed a bit earlier.
If you sleep more than a nap in the day you'll make it worse. |
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25 Feb 18, 11:20 AM |
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I would like to know too.
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25 Feb 18, 11:20 AM |
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I do this every now and again. My advice would be to try as hard as you can to stay awake until a "normal" bedtime. Then if you can take something like a sleepaid to try and keep you asleep that night. Stick to your normal routine as much as possible.
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25 Feb 18, 11:22 AM |
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I take melatonin tablet (Walmart) on the plane after the meal, and try to get as much sleep as possible. Then stay awake all day in U.K. until normal bedtime. It still takes me a week to recover tho 💤
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25 Feb 18, 11:26 AM |
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I suffer after the flight there, i never suffer on the flight home. How strange surely im not the only one.
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25 Feb 18, 11:27 AM |
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try keep a normal routine
melatonin never did my son any good when prescribed it here and it was high doses |
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25 Feb 18, 11:30 AM |
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Thanks everyone. We do try and sleep on the plane and do normal on day of return but I'm a lousy sleeper by nature! Will try melatonin.
That's odd Colin but I bet others are like that. Would be an odd world if we were all the same. |
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25 Feb 18, 12:26 PM |
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My friend who is a pilot said just do what your body tells you to so now we get home, open the post and then go to bed. We usually sleep 2 or 3 hours and then get up and go back to our normal routine. I find i'm back to normal in 24 hours doing this.
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25 Feb 18, 01:08 PM |
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It depends what time we get home, if we’re home by 7/8am we go straight to bed and set the alarm for the latest 11am drag ourselves out of bed and carry on with the day staying up until our normal bed time (usually about 11pm). If we land later at an airport further away and don’t get home until lunch time we don’t go to bed but stay awake and try to keep busy again going to bed at a normal bed time.
We’re always back at work/school the next day and I think it helps getting straight back into a routine. We’ve never suffered with jet lag. ETA we can never sleep on the plane. Edited at 01:10 PM. |
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