Synonyms Lunatism, noctambulism, insomnia, insomnia, moon addiction, difficulty falling asleep, sleep disorders, premature awakening, excessive sleep, (hypersomnia), sleep-wake rhythm disorders, insomnia (asomnia), sleepwalking (moon addiction, somnambulism), nightmares Please also note our topic on neurologically caused sleep disorders Definition A sleep disorder, also known as insomnia, is defined by difficulty in falling asleep, frequent awakening during … Sleep disorder
Sleep disturbance due to jet lag Jet lag can lead to sleep disorders after a long journey by plane. These can manifest themselves both as difficulties falling asleep and sleeping through the night. At the same time, tiredness often occurs in addition to the sleep disturbances during the day. The body of each person is … Sleep disturbance due to jet lag | Sleep disorder
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Hardly any other event occupies men and women as much as a pregnancy and the upcoming birth. During the nine months in which the new life grows, the expectant parents go through a roller coaster of emotions. Joy, fear, uncertainty, dreams and wishful thinking go hand in hand with the mother’s physical changes. But 10 … Miscarriage: the Early Goodbye
Introduction The herniated disc is one of the neurological diseases that occur quite frequently in Germany and has a new occurrence rate of over one percent in western industrialized countries. The majority of herniated disks occur between the ages of 30 and 50 years. Mental or psychosomatic causes have not yet been described in the … Can a slipped disc also have psychological or psychosomatic reasons and consequences?
When can psychotropic drugs help with a slipped disc? Whether and to what extent psychotropic drugs can help to get the psychological consequences of a band note incident under control is of course dependent on the underlying psychological problem. For example, drugs with a mood-lifting effect could be used if the affected person slips into … When can psychotropic drugs help with a slipped disc? | Can a slipped disc also have psychological or psychosomatic reasons and consequences?
