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Trouble getting asleep, staying asleep, or having poor quality sleep while having many opportunities to do so are all symptoms of insomnia, a sleep disorder. Although more common in adults, the illness can affect anyone at any time. Insomniacs may have problems falling asleep, waking up often throughout the night and being unable to fall back to sleep, or waking up earlier than intended and being unable to fall back to sleep. This causes them to have little energy and a short fuse during the day. Concentration, memory, emotions, and general well-being are just some of the daily functions that can be negatively impacted by insomnia. Primary insomnia and secondary insomnia are the two types of insomnia that have been identified. Different from secondary insomnia, which can be brought on by things like physical ailments, drugs, substance misuse, or mental health issues, primary insomnia is defined as sleep problems that are unrelated to any other health condition. Insomnia can be triggered by a number of factors, including mental health issues (such as stress, anxiety, or depression), changes in routine (such as an inconsistent sleep schedule, excessive caffeine or alcohol consumption, or a lack of physical activity), chemical imbalances (such as from certain medications), physical discomfort (such as chronic pain), hormonal shifts, or an uncomfortable environment (such as noise or an uncomfortable sleeping surface). Healthy sleep habits, also known as sleep hygiene, are often advocated as a treatment for insomnia while addressing the underlying reasons of the condition. Methods that have been shown to help people sleep better include sticking to a regular sleep pattern, making your bedroom a relaxing place to be, not using stimulants in the hours before bed, and learning to deal with stress and anxiety. It may be important to seek medical help or use sleep aids in order to deal with insomnia in some people. If you or a loved one is having trouble sleeping and it's having a negative impact on your life, it's best to see a doctor to get an accurate diagnosis and recommendations for treatment.

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