NNight Relief System
Book contents · 20 chapters
Chapter 10 of 20

When Occasional Restlessness Becomes Insomnia

Recognize persistent patterns and know when a formal assessment can help.

One bad night is not a disorder

Most people have occasional nights when sleep takes longer or is interrupted. Travel, stress, illness, noise, and schedule changes can cause short-lived difficulty. Concern grows when problems repeat, cause distress, and interfere with daytime functioning.

Persistent insomnia needs more than a product trial

Chronic insomnia involves repeated difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking too early despite adequate opportunity for sleep, along with daytime consequences. A clinician considers frequency, duration, context, and other conditions before making a diagnosis.

Keep a sleep diary

Record bedtime, estimated sleep onset, awakenings, wake time, naps, caffeine, alcohol, medicines, and daytime symptoms. If you struggle to stay awake while driving or operating equipment, stop the unsafe activity and arrange a safer way to travel.

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