Did you realize that there are eighty-four distinct sleep disorders that people can suffer from? You probably know someone who has suffers from one of these sleep disorders. Maybe you have friend who does strange things while he sleeps, like sleepwalking. Or perhaps you know someone that snores so loud he wakes himself up multiple… Read More »
Polysomnogram test, commonly called as the ‘Sleep Study’ is done to diagnose the sleep disorder in men, women and children. The test is conducted while you are fully asleep so as to observe your sleeping habits where your doctor records your sleeping patterns and finds sleep disorders if any. During Polysomnogram test, the doctor examines… Read More »
Sleep disorders are frustrating problems for many people. A lack of sleep, beyond making you tired, can cause other disorders as well, such as depression and anxiety. Many people don’t recognize sleep disorders as a major problem so they try to take over the counter sleep medicine to do the trick. Sleep disorders are serious… Read More »
Circadian rhythm disorder is related with people’s biological clock. It means you people find difficulty falling asleep or often keep awake at the sleep time. Actually, you have some problems about sleep disorder. People he who has circadian rhythm sleep disorders is unable to fall asleep and cannot keep awake at the times required for… Read More »
Hydrocodone is a sedative pain medicine. Hydrocodone Apap is a liquid pain reliever including 2 medicines one is narcotic ache reliever and APAP is acetaminophen. They are a part of group of medications known as narcotic pain relievers. Acetaminophen which can be found in Hydrocodone is a less efficient pain reliever which assists in increasing… Read More »
If you suffer from chronic pain then the use of pain relief drugs can be a real life saver. They can allow you to return to a near normal way of living and participate in activities that without them would be unthinkable. They are also of great assistance to people that have been in operations,… Read More »
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a common sleep disorder characterized by pauses in breathing during sleep. According to the National Institute of Health, sleep apnea affects more than 12 million Americans. Risk factors include being male, overweight, a narrowed airway, family history, alcohol use, smoking, certain medications and being over the age of forty. In… Read More »