Everyone wants a good night of sleep that is complete and uninterrupted. This is actually one of the more important necessities that our body needs in order to survive and keep pace with the ever-changing world. Sometimes, if we can’t get the sleep we need prescription sleep aids can help us to get back on… Read More »
Sleep apnea is a serious disorder that occurs when a person’s breathing is interrupted during sleep. People with untreated sleep apnea stop breathing repeatedly during their sleep, this may happen from 5 to more than 50 times an hour. This means brain and rest of the body may not get enough oxygen. Sleep apnea can… Read More »
I think I heard this on a TV show, someone makes a comment who to someone else who is going through a difficult period of sleeplessness, “Lots of people have insomnia, but you don’t find them losing any sleep over it.” I’m not 100{0ad59209ba3ce7f48e71d4a0dc628eee9b107ea7079661ded2b3bda89b047a8b} on that but kind of ironic, to be sure, but for… Read More »
Do you suddenly wake up gasping for breath in the middle of the night? Do you snore? Do you feel tired in the morning or during the day, even if as far as you know it you’ve had a good night’s rest? Then you probably have sleep apnea. But what, exactly, is sleep apnea? Sleep… Read More »
Sleep is recrudescent inert and not react status. At this status, level of consciousness during sleep decreased or disappeared, most of the physiological activity and response into an inert state. Through sleep, fatigue, nerve cells to restore normal physiological function, mental and physical strength to be restored. Anterior pituitary growth hormone secretion during sleep was… Read More »
Sleep apnea is a disruption of breathing while sleeping. Sleep apnea is called a deceiving sleep disorder because the person suffering from this disease does not realize they are suffering from it! Usually, it’s the bed partner who notices the disorder first. If left untreated, sleep apnea can be life threatening. There are several sleep… Read More »
The American Academy of Sleep says, “Good nighttime sleep at a very early age may help kick-start cognitive development and give kids a leg-up in school. The amount of nighttime sleep – not daytime naps – is the key component to advanced executive function in children.” Apnea is a broad term which encompasses breathing disturbances.… Read More »