Sleep Disorders

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Sleep Disorders

Only getting 4 hours of sleep a night: Side effects & consequences

These one-off sleepless nights may just throw off your routine or make you tired the next day, but if you find yourself frequently only sleeping 4 hours a night, there may be a more serious underlying issue.
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Should you be keeping a sleep journal?

Learn what sleep journals track, how they reveal patterns in your habits, and why they’re a valuable tool for improving sleep health and talking to your doctor.
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Why am I always so tired in the morning?

Constant morning fatigue could signal lifestyle issues, medication side effects, or conditions like sleep apnea. Learn the common causes of hypersomnia and how to fix it.
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Waking up with headaches every morning? It could be hypoxia

While headaches can be caused by things like teeth grinding, dehydration, or sedatives, morning pains are a classic symptom of sleep apnea, a serious condition that can lead to long-term consequences without treatment.
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Waking up gasping for air? Sleep apnea may be to blame

While the occasional awakening gasping for air could be due to something simple like a bad dream, sleeping on your face, or nasal congestion, it’s also a common symptom of sleep apnea.
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I’m drooling in my sleep, what’s wrong with me?

Drooling from time to time during sleep is normal, and saliva plays a crucial role in oral hygiene and digestion. However, if you’re suffering from frequent nighttime drooling, there may be an underlying issue to address.
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What is the Epworth Sleepiness Scale?

If you want to gauge whether your tiredness is normal fatigue after a long day, or a sign of something more serious, the Epworth Sleepiness Scale is a useful tool that can give you an idea.
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What causes snoring?

Johns Hopkins Medicine found that 45% of adults snore occasionally. While snoring may be nothing to worry about, chronic or especially loud snoring should not be ignored, as it could be a sign of a sleep disorder.
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REM vs core vs deep sleep: Unpacking the different sleep cycles

While the physiological need for sleep has yet to be discovered, it’s hypothesized that sleep is needed for a variety of important functions, such as neural development, facilitation of learning and memory, the clearance of metabolic waste, and the conservation of energy
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Most common causes of daytime sleepiness

While it can hurt your productivity and put a damper on your mood, a sporadic sleepy day is nothing to worry about if you know the cause. However, if you’re experiencing chronic hypersomnia and are unsure of what’s causing it, it’s crucial to know the risks associated with this symptom.

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