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Excessive yawning? It could be a sign of ANOTHER health issue!

Yawning is natural. Usually, yawns come when you don't get enough sleep. But experts say that yawning too much is not good at all. They say it is a sign of some diseases. Let's find out what they are here.

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Gargi Chaudhry
Published : Mar 25 2025, 04:37 PM IST
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It is natural to yawn when the body is very tired or due to lack of sleep. But experts say that frequent yawning is not normal. They say that yawning while working or just sitting around can be a sign of some diseases. Let's find out here what diseases you are likely to get if you yawn too much.

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Nerve problems

Nerve problems

Experts say that yawning occurs more often when there are nerve-related problems. They suggest that it is not good to ignore frequent yawning.

According to experts, many people yawn abnormally even before a heart stroke. When you yawn a lot, symptoms like chest pain and dizziness appear.

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Consult a doctor

Consult a doctor

People of all ages are falling prey to heart diseases these days. Therefore, it is better to consult a doctor immediately as there is a risk of heart attack when yawning too much.

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You can reduce excessive yawning by changing some habits.

- Go to sleep on time. 

- Be sure to sleep 7 to 8 hours a day. 

- Exercise regularly. 

- It is better not to take caffeine and alcohol before going to bed.

- It is better not to overeat.

About the Author

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Gargi Chaudhry
Gargi Chaudhry currently works as a chief copy editor with an experience over 7 years of experience in news writing, reporting and editing. She primarily covers national news, politics, technology and auto. She holds Master's degree in Communication and Journalism and has completed Digital Marketing certification from MICA, Ahmedabad. She has previously worked with Republic Media, Deccan Chronicle.
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