Sentence examples for difficulty to sleep from inspiring English sources

Montelukast has been shown to improve daytime symptoms (congestion, rhinorrhea, sneezing, and nasal pruritus), night-time symptoms (difficulty to sleep, awakenings, and congestion upon awakening), daytime eye symptoms (tearing, itchy, red, and puffy eyes), and quality of life [ 53– 53].

The 10 symptoms of depression included are: inability to laugh and look forward to things with enjoyment, blaming oneself unnecessarily, anxious or worried, scared or panicky, inability to cope, difficulty to sleep, sad or miserable, crying and thoughts of harming oneself.

Individuals that reported insomnia symptoms were defined as those who answered often or always to any of the questions concerning "Difficulty to sleep or get to sleep," "Waking up during the night (more than three times)," or "Waking up too early in the morning and having trouble getting back to sleep" [ 7].

This can be explained by that SCL includes more general symptoms, for example headache, poor appetite, nausea and also consequences on patients' daily life such as problems to concentrate and difficulty to sleep whereas the ASTA symptom scale was developed for assessing arrhythmia-specific symptoms [ 15, 17, 25].

For those who find difficulty to sleep early, my advice for them is to sleep about 45 minutes in the hours of 2-6 pm.

For the remaining five questions (ie, restless sleep, daytime drowsiness, difficulty falling asleep, awakening from sleep and experiencing difficulty returning to sleep, staying awake during the day), participants were asked to respond on a 5-point scale, ranging from 'none of the time' to 'all of the time'.

If the child or adolescent has consistent difficulty falling asleep or wakes up during the night with difficulty returning to sleep a physician's advice should be sought.

When discussing the impact of FM on their sleep, half of the participants reported difficulty getting to sleep due to FM, and all but one reported difficulty staying asleep due to FM.

MoA children show an higher quote of difficulty to falling asleep (Sleep latency ≥30 min p < 0.001, Difficulty getting to sleep at night p < 0.001, Anxiety when falling asleep p <0.001, Hypnic jerks p value = 0.009) and NREM parasomnias signs (Sleepwalking; p < 0.001 and Sleep talking; p =0.002) and sleep related movement disorders (Teeth grinding; p <0.001) in SDSC sub-items than control group.

Acute insomnia is defined as difficulty getting to sleep and staying asleep for between two weeks and three months.

Four types of interference are included: indoor speech, outdoor speech, difficulty getting to sleep and awakening.