Understanding and Managing Insomnia: Causes and Solutions for Better Sleep

2023-08-21 05:24:20

Occasional bouts of insomnia may come and go without causing any serious problems, but for some people, insomnia can last for months or even years.

Although insomnia is widespread, it is not always clear what causes it.

A health report published by “Harvard Health” titled Improving Sleep lists 6 health problems that can make sleeping more difficult:

diabetes

Diabetes is a serious disease, but many people are living with the condition without knowing it, as the symptoms can be subtle.

According to the report, people with diabetes may experience problems that make sleeping more difficult.

These problems include night sweats and a frequent need to urinate.

Congestive heart

Heart failure occurs when the heart is unable to pump blood properly.

It mostly affects the elderly, but it can also affect young people in some cases.

A condition that appears gradually can lead to a buildup of fluid around the lungs.

This can cause sufferers to wake up during the night feeling short of breath.

Scientists from Harvard University suggest using pillows to elevate the upper body.

The main symptoms of heart failure include shortness of breath, feeling tired, fainting, and swollen ankles.

Signs can develop quickly or gradually over weeks or months.

arthritis

Medications used to treat arthritis often cause insomnia.

If you suffer from arthritis and sleep problems, your doctor may suggest taking an aspirin or an anti-inflammatory drug right before bed to reduce pain and swelling.

nocturnal urination

A condition that makes you need to urinate a lot at night.

The condition causes the person to wake up at least twice during the night, but in severe cases, the person may wake up to 5 or 6 times.

Thyroid disease

An overactive thyroid gland can cause sleep problems.

The disease causes the nervous system to be overstimulated.

Symptoms of the condition can be vague.

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