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1. Whom should I consult if I am suffering from problems related to sleep?
You can consult a general physician or a sleep specialist.
2. What is the procedure adopted to diagnose a sleep disorder?
A complete history will be taken after which you will be examined. You will be required to maintain a sleep diary, and if need be, asked to take a test called polysomnogram.
You can consult a general physician or a sleep specialist.
2. What is the procedure adopted to diagnose a sleep disorder?
A complete history will be taken after which you will be examined. You will be required to maintain a sleep diary, and if need be, asked to take a test called polysomnogram.
3. How will I know if I am suffering from a sleep disorder?
You may evaluate yourself using the Epworth sleepiness scale or alternatively by maintaining a sleep dairy.
4. What are the various sleep disorders?
Insomnia, obstructive sleep apnea, narcolepsy, restless-leg syndrome, periodic leg movement disorder, circadian rhythm disorders, pediatric-related sleep disorders, etc.
5. How are sleep disorders treated?
Depending on the condition, behavioral therapy, CPAP, sedatives or stimulants form the mode of therapy.
