Sleep apnea is related to mental disorders mostly because of the medication. Sleep apnea tests are so easy. You just go to a sleep center, that is what I did and am so happy now that I have my sleeping device. I do not know of any books specifically but you could do a search. I think that with mental disorders the sedatives make you fall into a deeper sleep. With ptsd this is the case for me.
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I am 22, i work 40 hours a week, and i’m also taking 3 courses this semester. I have about 4-6 hours of asleep every night. Will i be developing any sleeping disorders if i have this much sleep a night. How many hours of sleep should i get for my age? What is healthy?
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I need this answer ASAP, my paper due tom. Um the paper is basically about 3 main sleeping disorders and there effects and stuff…HELP!
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I know, strange question. But someone in my apt building (the door directly across the hall from me, actually) did this at 5:30 this morning. I told the manager about it. My suspicion is drug usage, and I want him out of our building. But if this is caused by an illness, than it should be dealt with differently than if its drugs and/or alcohol.
Our few interactions with him have been brief, but he seemed normal. He’s a musician, and plays his music louder than appropriate after 10 p.m. But there is no indication that he has any type of mental disorders.
Has anyone heard of this type of behavior being caused by an illness, in an otherwise sane person? Are there any sleep disorders that can cause this type of behavior?
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What kind of doctor do I consult if I have sleep disorder?
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what classes do you need to be a sleep disorder specialist?
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