insomnia research
Friday, August 20th, 2010
Do I have insomnia?
I'm a man and 17 or / and if I have memory, I took several hours each night to sleep. Usually hit the sack around 10:30 and I'm still awake at midnight or 1 hour. Investigated insomnia and daytime symptoms apply to me (functional impairment TEC while awake …) I always thought it was normal until that while chatting with friends, I discovered that everyone was asleep within 20 minutes.
Not spoken, but I think you can wake up at 7 in the morning. Therefore, you really need to sleep about six hours at a stretch. Start up earlier, 6:00 say, go for a workout or run. Go to bed around midnight, at least after 11 hours. He also mentioned if sleeping in the day. If so, stop or reduce to 1 / 2 hour nap. These may help. Rather than taking any medication. Good luck!
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