How to cope with insomnia: expert advice

In what cases it is customary to talk about insomnia (insomnia)? First of all, when a person several times a week (from 2-3) can not sleep in the evening or after an accidental nightly awakening for half an hour. At the same time, lack of sleep strongly affects the quality of his…

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Features of insomnia during pregnancy

Pregnancy   It will require many strengths from a woman, and in order to replenish them, she will need a lot of rest. This is necessary to maintain health, because the load on the body of the future mother has now increased, she must provide resources not only for her body, but also…

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Sleep disturbances: insomnia

It is unlikely that anyone will challenge the life-giving power of sound sleep for human health. Having slept well, we are ready for work and other challenges. And vice versa, if the quality of sleep is poor, if insomnia is tormenting, then a person gets up in the morning broken, in a…

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Healthy sleep: how to get rid of insomnia

Sleep is known to be the most important part of a person’s life. This is a complex physiological state during which the work of the analyzers (sense organs) is suspended. At the same time, the brain continues to function, processing information received during the day. Man’s sleep: phases There are several phases…

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Medicines for insomnia: dangerous pills

Often, patients go to the doctor with complaints of chronic sleep disorders associated with various external factors and stresses. Some of them are recommended to take drugs that inhibit the function of the nervous system – benzodiazepines. However, although pills have a positive effect on insomnia, they are addictive and side effects…

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Stress and insomnia kill hypertensive patients

German scientists from the Technical University of Munich found that stress in combination with insomnia increases the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases by 3 times in people with hypertension. The study involved nearly 2,000 people aged 25 to 65 years. All of them had high blood pressure, but at the…

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