Sleep disorders
Sleep disorders (somnipathy) refer to various functional disorders manifested in the sleep-wake process. Decreased sleep quality is a common complaint, and up to 15% of adults suffer from long-term sleep disorders. Broadly speaking, sleep disorders should include insomnia, excessive sleepiness, sleep breathing disorders, and abnormal sleep behaviors caused by various reasons, the latter including sleep walking, sleep terrors, restless legs syndrome, etc. This chapter focuses on insomnia, sleep apnea syndrome, narcolepsy, and hypersomnia syndrome.
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Site of disease:
Whole body psychology -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
All groups -
Related symptoms:
Drooling while sleeping Maintaining sleep disorder insomnia Sleepwalking Tension fatigue Insomnia -
Concurrent disease:
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Indication: 1. Treatment of major depressive disorder (MDD): Major depressive disorder is characterized by significant or persistent depression or agitation (lasting at least 2 weeks), including the following symptoms: depression, loss of interest, significant changes in weight or appetite, insomnia or drowsiness, psychomotor excitement or retardation, excessive fatigue, guilt or inferiority, slow thinking or inattention, suicidal attempts or thoughts. 2. Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD): manifested as excessive anxiety and worry, lasting at least 6 months. The main symptoms are: irritability, fatigue, inattention, excitement, muscle tension and sleep disorders.
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