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Sleep disorders And How To Treat Them

People are usually inactive and passive in their day-to-day life and often complain of fatigue. <br>Changes in sleep patterns can negatively affect health, and hence one should get in touch with a pulmonary doctor near me to get the best line of treatment.<br>There are various types of sleep disorders.<br>

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Sleep disorders And How To Treat Them

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  1. Sleep Disorders And How To Treat Them

  2. Sleep is one of the essential functions of our body. • Our body needs rest from time to time to recuperate from all the work we do. • We need to rest and rejuvenate with proper sleep for the appropriate functioning of our bodies. • Many people do not realize this importance and often feel tired very soon.

  3. People are usually inactive and passive in their day-to-day life and often complain of fatigue. • Changes in sleep patterns can negatively affect health, and hence one should get in touch with a pulmonary doctor near me to get the best line of treatment. • There are various types of sleep disorders.

  4. Insomnia: Insomnia is having persistent problems in sleeping or staying asleep. • Sleepwalking: Sleepwalking is the act of getting up and walking around • Narcolepsy: This is a chronic sleep disorder that causes excessive and Overwhelming daytime drowsiness. • Jet-Lag: Jet lag often is suffered by people who travel in different time zones

  5. Sleep Apnea: Sleep Apnea is a severe disorder potentially where a person's breathing starts and stops repeatedly. • One can recognize the symptoms in a person when he or she snores loudly and still feels tired even after a whole night's sleep. • The risk factors in sleep apnea are age and obesity, and this syndrome is commonly found in males.

  6. What causes Sleep Apnea? • Sleep apnea occurs when the muscles at the back of your throat relax. • These muscles support the tonsils, the sidewalls of the throat, and the tongue. • When the muscles relax, the air passage of the lungs narrows; this makes it difficult to get air and lowers the oxygen level in the blood.

  7. This message is received by the brain, which awakens you shortly to revive your breathing. • Our conscious mind does not even remember this rude awakening, but it indeed disrupts the deep sleep that a reason cannot reach. • There are three main types of sleep apnea • Obstructive Sleep Apnea : This is the most common form of Sleep Apnea in which the throat muscle relaxes

  8. Central Sleep Apnea: This occurs when the brain does not send proper signals to the body's organs responsible for breathing. • Complex Sleep Apnea Syndrome: This condition is found in a person who has both Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Central Sleep Apnea.

  9. The most common symptoms of Sleep Apnea are listed as follows; • Loud Snoring • Episodes in which one's breathing stops during sleep and is reported by another person • Awakening with a dry mouth • Gasping for air during sleep • Difficulty in falling asleep (insomnia)

  10. Difficulty paying attention while awake • Irritability • Excessive daytime sleepiness, etc. • One should treat these symptoms appropriately by getting in touch with Sleep Apnea Doctor Las Vegas and get the right set of medications to live a healthy and everyday life.

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