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.
Abnormal levels of certain brain chemicals have been observed in some people with chronic insomnia.
Insomnia is defined as difficulty falling or staying asleep, or the complaint of... Read more »
As we have been discussing, chronic insomnia is insomnia in the absence of other medical,... Read more »
...take 5 mg of Ambien once or twice a weekfor periodic insomnia. If I take it for more than two... Read more »
...disorders, or for those disorders to worsen with age. Insomnia, of course, means the inability... Read more »
...seem a bit drastic, and this would be true if the insomnia only lasted for a night or two or... Read more »
Most sleep issues concerning insommnia can be corrected by making a few simple changes.... Read more »
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