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Sleep Medications: What You Should Know
Behavioral methods and medications are the two main treatments for improving sleep. before considering medications, it is important to know that sleep troubles often result from something else, such as sleep apnea or depression. More information down under.
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All You Need To Know About Sleep Medication: It's Use And Abuse
Treatment of insomnia depends on the severity of symptoms and underlying cause. Sleep medications are not the first line of treatment, and various other methods such as behavioral therapy or sleep hygiene must be tried first.
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7 Side Effects Of Sleeping Pills You Didn't Know
Prolonged use of hypnotics can be very fatal to your health. Here are 7 reasons why.
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Sleeping pills more risky in elderly
While sedative drugs may improve sleep in older people with insomnia, the risks of such therapy may outweigh the benefits
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Insomnia affects immunity
A recent study suggests that people with chronic sleep deprivation may be more susceptible to illness than those who regularly get a good night's sleep.
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Sleep Medications: What You Should Know
Behavioral methods and medications are the two main treatments for improving sleep. before considering medications, it is important to know that sleep troubles often result from something else, such as sleep apnea or depression. More information down under.
-
All You Need To Know About Sleep Medication: It's Use And Abuse
Treatment of insomnia depends on the severity of symptoms and underlying cause. Sleep medications are not the first line of treatment, and various other methods such as behavioral therapy or sleep hygiene must be tried first.
-
7 Side Effects Of Sleeping Pills You Didn't Know
Prolonged use of hypnotics can be very fatal to your health. Here are 7 reasons why.
-
Sleeping pills more risky in elderly
While sedative drugs may improve sleep in older people with insomnia, the risks of such therapy may outweigh the benefits
-
Insomnia affects immunity
A recent study suggests that people with chronic sleep deprivation may be more susceptible to illness than those who regularly get a good night's sleep.
