What is Insomnia?
The National Sleep Foundation describes insomnia as “a condition characterized by an inability to fall or stay asleep.” Insomnia is a serious sleep disorder, which can interfere with your daily life. If you’re experiencing symptoms of insomnia, you should speak with your doctor or a sleep specialist.
Lifestyle
Many people who suffer from insomnia can cure their condition by making a few simple changes to their day-to-day habits. However, others need to use medications to treat their sleeping problems.
Medication
Several conditions can lead to insomnia. These include stress, depression, and a medical condition. Symptoms may also be caused by certain medications and drugs.
Effects of Insomnia
Sleep is a vital part of a person’s health. A lack of it can result in fatigue, mood swings, and an impaired ability to function. People who have insomnia usually feel tired in the morning.
Chronic Insomnia
Chronic insomnia is a long-term condition in which a person has difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep. It occurs in both men and women. This form of insomnia can be the result of a medical condition, such as diabetes, chronic pain, or heart disease.
Short-term insomnia
Short-term insomnia occurs when a person has trouble falling or staying asleep for a short period of time, such as a few weeks. Most cases of short-term insomnia are the result of a stressful event in the individual’s life, such as illness, the birth of a child, or an adverse change in lifestyle.
Secondary insomnia
Secondary insomnia occurs when a person experiences difficulty sleeping because of another medical condition, such as anxiety or depression. This form of insomnia is often associated with sleep apnea.
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