The Difference Between Insomnia at Night and Insomnia During the Day
Among adults, insomnia is a common ailment. It can be a symptom of stress, anxiety, and depression. And it can lead to daytime impairment.
Insomnia can be a confusing condition, as there are many factors at play. The good news is that researchers are working to better understand what causes insomnia, and what they can do to treat it.
Forms of Insomnia
There are several forms of insomnia, including short-term and chronic. Chronic insomnia refers to a pattern of sleeping problems. Short-term insomnia is a temporary problem that lasts for a few days or weeks. It is usually caused by a stressor in the person’s life and will generally improve once the situation has resolved itself.
Studies
Researchers have tried to link the various variations of insomnia to certain medical and lifestyle factors. This includes the fact that it’s more common in women than men. They also found that insomnia was more prevalent among patients taking certain types of drugs, such as blood pressure medications and antidepressants.
Medications
Medications for insomnia include FDA-approved drugs like melatonin, selective histamine antagonists, benzodiazepines, and nonbenzodiazepine hypnotics. Aside from medication, many people opt to try non-pharmacological approaches to treating the condition.
Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation
As the number of treatments for insomnia continues to grow, new therapies are appearing. One of these is CES, or Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation, a device that is supposed to help you fall asleep faster and get more restful sleep. Using CES may have some benefits, such as a reduction in nighttime wakefulness, more vivid dreaming, and normalizing sleep patterns.
Seek professional help
Contact CesRelief to get a prescription from a professional, licensed practitioner. CES Device is a safe, painless microcurrent treatment scientifically proven to treat anxiety and insomnia in children, teenagers, and adults alike.
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