Signs Of Insomnia Many Americans suffer some form of insomnia, the most common types of insomnia transient, intermittent, or chronic. Many people suffer insomnia a few nights a week once or twice a month due to stress; stress can encompass many things both positive and negative. A person should consider the possibility that they may ...
Insomnia is a difficult condition to handle and may eventually interfere with a person’s normal functions in society when left unaddressed. To be able to properly treat it however, it should also be properly identified and classified. Insomnia is more than just having a hard time sleeping. There are a host of different symptoms and ...
“I can’t sleep. Why can’t I fall asleep? It’s 5am and I need to be up in three hours. I’ve tried everything and I can’t sleep. Why is this happening to me every night?” If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Over half of all adults experience insomnia at some point in their lives. ...
People frequently take for granted being able to have a good night sleep, but nine percent of the American adult population chronic sleep difficulty; falling asleep (insomnia), staying sleep or not being able to go back to sleep is complexity of one or more symptoms, insufficient sleep (or poor quality of sleep) but not a ...
