Sentence examples for more insomnia from inspiring English sources

Insomnia may be linked to an increased risk of heart failure, according to a large new study, and the more insomnia symptoms, the greater the risk.

He told him about his wife who had begun to take many kinds of vitamins and as a result had no more insomnia, headaches, colds, circles under her eyes, leg cramps, or broken fingernails.

Thus, the present participants had a high proportion of elderly who could attend, had much more insomnia and slightly more chronic musculoskeletal pain than previously found in HUNT3.

Migraineurs reported more insomnia and other sleep-related symptoms than controls, but the objective sleep differences were smaller and we found no differences in daytime sleepiness.

There is strong evidence that women have more insomnia symptoms [17, 18], depressive and anxiety disorders [19, 20], and headaches [1, 2, 14, 21] than men.

"While in the short term they provide rapid and pleasing relief, in the long-term they ultimately lead to more insomnia and anxiety.

FM patients reported more insomnia-related symptoms than either rheumatoid arthritis patients or a population sample [ 53].

It has been well-documented that smokers have lower subjectively measured sleep quality and experience more insomnia-like symptoms, compared with non-smokers [ 15– 17].

Future small studies with chamomile may be warranted in patients with more severe insomnia; those patients whose main insomnia complaints are sleep onset latency or large number of night time awakenings; or patients for whom the side-effects of current insomnia medications are contraindicated or problematic.

In our study, the more severe insomnia (i.e., complaint of insomnia for at least 1 year) was significantly associated with higher odds of diabetes in the basic adjusted model.

Further, more severe insomnia was associated with more negative thoughts and the use of more safety behaviours associated with monitoring at night.