Sleep problems seem to run in families. About 35% of people with insomnia have a family history of insomnia, with the mother being the most commonly affected family member. Still, because so many factors are involved in insomnia, a genetic component is difficult to define.
Many cases of chronic insomnia cases have an emotional or psychological basis. The disorders that most often cause insomnia are:
One of our members asked the question, "Is there an ADHD medication out there that does not loss of appetite?" ADHD medications - mostly... Read more »
Today's blog is going to be a bit brief - I've been feeling a little under the weather, for a variety of reasons, but I did have a couple... Read more »
"It is not the need for sleep but the ability that diminishes with age." This quote, from Harold Rubin, Rehabilitation Counselor,... Read more »
Insomnia is defined as difficulty falling or staying asleep, or the complaint of unrestorative/unrefreshing sleep. Most people experience... Read more »
People who suffer with insomnia are five times more likely to have paranoid thinking. Dr. Daniel Freeman, a Wellcome Trust Research Career... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Causes of Short-Term and Transient InsomniaA reaction to change or stress is one of the most common causes of short-term and transient insomnia. This... Read more »
After months of long, sleepless nights and sluggish, unproductive days, you’ve finally made it to the doctor to learn that your suspicions are... Read more »
Headache sufferers often treat their pain by taking naps to sleep it off, but they run the risk of developing insomnia by disrupting their normal... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Increased appetite means you have an excess desire for food. Alternative Names Hyperphagia; Increased appetite; Hunger; Excessive... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
A decreased appetite is when you have a reduced desire to eat. The medical term for a loss of appetite is anorexia. Alternative Names ... Read more »