As we have been discussing, chronic insomnia is insomnia in the absence of other medical, neurological, or psychiatric causes. Two of the most common types of this disorder are idiopathic insomnia and psychophysiologic insomnia. I will also briefly touch on another interesting and poorly understood form of insomnia.
So far I have spent a lot of time reviewing the different medicines available for the treatment of insomnia. Today, we will touch on some... 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 »
Hello. I'm Florence Cardinal and I'm honored to be able to write about sleep disorders for Health Central. Let me explain my interest in... Read more »
Judging from the latest shareposts, it's time we get into the nitty-gritty of insomnia, which often leaves people with their feelings of... Read more »
Do you find it difficult to sleep when you're sick? So, according to the latest research from Stanford University School of Medicine, do... Read more »
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