Sleep Disorders in Women (cont.)
Medical Author:
Gila Hertz, PhD, ABSM
Coauthor:
Mary E Cataletto, MD
Medical Editor:
Anthony M Murro, MD
Medical Editor:
Mary L Windle, PharmD
Medical Editor:
Carmel Armon, MD, MHS, MSc
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OutlookPersistent insomnia may cause daytime fatigue, decreased daytime function, memory and concentration problems, depression, and injuries and accidents. Women with persistent insomnia tend to have more psychological and medical problems. The outlook for persistent insomnia is good if the underlying problem is treated. Next Page: Must Read Articles Related to Sleep Disorders in Women
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