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The complementary approach: Complementary medicines for insomnia

Liza Oates

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Abstract

Insomnia is a broad term for sleep disturbances that may include difficulty getting to sleep (sleep onset insomnia), difficulty staying asleep (sleep maintenance insomnia), or having non-restorative sleep. To be diagnosed with insomnia the symptoms should have been present for at least four weeks and be associated with impaired daytime functioning.

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Insomnia is a broad term for sleep disturbances that may include difficulty getting to sleep (sleep onset insomnia), difficulty staying asleep (sleep maintenance insomnia), or having non-restorative sleep. To be diagnosed with insomnia the symptoms should have been present for at least four weeks and be associated with impaired daytime functioning.

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Insomnia is a broad term for sleep disturbances that may include difficulty getting to sleep (sleep onset insomnia), difficulty staying asleep (sleep maintenance insomnia), or having non-restorative sleep. To be diagnosed with insomnia the symptoms should have been present for at least four weeks and be associated with impaired daytime functioning.

Key concepts: Insomnia, Sleep (system call), Medicine, Sleep disorder, Psychiatry, Sleep medicine, Psychology, Computer science

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