Insomnia - Chronic Diseases

Insomnia Treatment Abroad

Overview

Trouble falling or staying asleep is often characterized as insomnia. There are two main forms of insomnia: primary and secondary. A patient with primary insomnia indicates that trouble falling or staying asleep is not related or associated with other health conditions or medical problems, while a patient with secondary insomnia suffers from the condition as a result of a health ailment or condition, such as depression or medication. Insomnia affects many people in different ways, and a variety of symptoms can indicate the sleeping disorder, such as:

• Waking up tired and not refreshed
• Waking too early, regardless of a late bedtime
• Frequently waking up throughout the night and having trouble falling back asleep
• Despite being tired, trouble falling asleep at bedtime