Insomnia is a disorder characterized by symptom focused definitions: trouble falling asleep, trouble staying asleep, waking up before socially desirable or sleep which is simply not rejuvenating, Insomnia patients can have several of these symptoms together.
In the case of its use during pregnancy, amitriptyline should be suspended, at least 7 days before delivery to reduce the likelihood of a neonatal withdrawal syndrome which is characterized by respiratory distress and trouble feeding.
The relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan is troubled, characterized by deep mutual distrust and conflicting goals.
This diagnostic analysis illustrated that the system is in serious trouble characterized by fragmentation and compartmentalization.
By James Surowiecki May 17, 2009 While the recession in New Zealand has been less severe than in the U.S., and while it hasn't been characterized by the same level of banking troubles, the credit-crunch issue is very much part of the public debate here as well.
Inattentive type is characterized by distraction, daydreaming, losing things, and trouble finishing work.
The main echocardiographic and NYHA data are shown in Table 2. > -wrap-foot> Obstructive HCM is characterized by diastolic dysfunction, dynamic LVOT obstruction and rhythm troubles with risk of sudden death [ 11].
An allergic reaction is characterized by marked symptoms, such as itching, hives, swelling, trouble breathing or vomiting, within two hours of consuming the food in question.
In February, a month that was troubled by a weak housing market and characterized by icy temperatures, retailers logged a 0.1% rise in sales.
Abnormal sperm, often characterized by oddly shaped heads or poorly developed tails, may have trouble making their way to a woman's egg, thus reducing the chance that she will be impregnated.
After more than three centuries generally characterized by peace, prosperity, and a growing population, France entered a period of troubles that would last in some respects until the early 1700s.
