can't sleep at night ?? *insomnia* ;(

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Mal Baba

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    cryztalz

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    :eek:මලා..........!! මම මැරෙයිද:dull:

    Insomnia is a serious condition which primarily affects your neurological aspect of your body leaded by the brain. If it is to be persistent it will eventually lead to severe systemic diseases(Diseases that affect multiple organs) in your body with regards to certain physiological diseases excluding psychiatric conditions


    Chagas disease
    Narcolepsy
    Cushing's syndrome
    Fybromylagia
    Weil's Disease
    Sarcoidosis
    Polymyositis
    RestlessLeg syndrome
    Hughes stovin syndrome
    Vasculitis
    Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
    Von hippel lindau syndrome
    Bronchitis
    Sleep apnea​
    These are just some to mention that has a long relation with Sleep Deprivation


    Hence sleep deprivation or lack of sleep without an argument alters your immune system and cause a sudden fluctuate immune responsive depending on the person these are risks/effects/symptoms of ultimate Sleep deprivation
    Depression
    Hallucination
    Hand tremors
    increased blood pressure
    increased stress hormone levels
    increased risk of diabetes (specially type II)
    Nystagmus
    Obesity
    Psychosis
    Schizophrenia
    Bipolar Disorder
    and finally
    Death

    Drugs used to treat insomnia
    Benzodiazepines include Flurazepam, Lorazepam, Quazepam, Clonazepam Flunitrazepam(roofies, also known as date rape drug, only to be used in severe cases)

    non-benzodiazepines include Zolpidem, Zaleplon

    some atypical antipsychotics include Quetiapine, olanzepine

    and some antidepressants include Mirtazapine which is known to help both the depression and insomnia with patients who suffering from both

    and by far the most popular drug is Melatonin which is an over the counter drug which is known to help sleep.

    So if you have or if you believe you are not getting enough sleep, you better go consult a Neurologist, if you suffer from a physiologically aspect of insomnia or go see a psychiatrist if you suffer from a Psychological form of insomnia​

    :eek: thats wat the doc had to say
     
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