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No Sleep
Getting no sleep can put a real
damper on the day. It can make you feel fatigued and
irritable and make your day difficult to get through.
Persistent nights with no sleep, can put a heavy
burden on your mental and physical health.
People who
can't sleep at night are more likely to
suffer from obesity, heart conditions, and mental
health problems. With no sleep, the body’s immune
system is left weaker making them much more prone to
viruses and illnesses.
There are various sleep disorders that might attribute
to a sleepless night, the common ones being Restless
Leg Syndrome, Sleep Apnea and Insomnia. A sleep test
may be required to determine what sleep problem you
may have. It’s best to seek advice from your doctor
who will be able to recommend a sleep doctor.
Sleep disorders such as sleep apnea, should be treated
since they are life-threatening. In fact, if you
suspect that you have a sleep disorder, you should
seek advice from your doctor. Sleep disorders such as insomnia aren’t life threatening, but should be
treated or managed.
So what can be done to help someone who gets no sleep?
For one, finding the cause of sleeplessness can often
help. The reasons for sleeplessness vary a great deal,
but they can all lead to conditioned sleeplessness.
Sometimes even when a person eliminates the initial
cause of sleeplessness, they will find themselves
unable to sleep at night.
This is when sleeplessness becomes a learned habit.
For example, a person who moves into a noisy
neighborhood might be awakened frequently by noise
during the night. Frequent nights of no sleep, may be
enough to throw sleep patterns into disarray and plant
a worrying thought of sleeplessness every night into
the mind.
And so the cycle of sleeplessness begins. Insomnia can
be caused by a number of reasons, but often the end
cause of sleeplessness is worry about getting no
sleep. Therapies such as CBT, NLP and hypnotherapy can
help a person overcome their worries of not sleeping.
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