Sentence examples for persistent insomnia from inspiring English sources
Unhappiness is normal; depression, with whatever combination of persistent insomnia, oversleeping, agitation, delusions, anorexia, overeating or suicidal thoughts, is not.
Morin wanted to determine whether sleeping pills or therapy would do a better job of reshaping the underlying causes of persistent insomnia.
He suffers from persistent insomnia and a morbid fear of darkness, "the darkness of not knowing what was going to happen next," that only worsen after his mother's marriage to Joel Fisher, a loudmouthed, short-tempered Washington lawyer.
Re "The Delicate Balance of Pain and Addiction" (Nov. 25): If a person has persistent insomnia relieved only by a sleeping pill that he or she takes every night, does that mean that the person is addicted to the pill or simply ensuring a good night's sleep?
Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is an effective treatment for persistent insomnia.
The objective was to investigate the role of psychiatric and somatic conditions in incident and persistent insomnia.
If insomnia is persistent and severe, medical or psychological help may be necessary.
Of the participants, 300 were without any obvious neurological symptoms while 80 of the HIV-positive participants presented with symptoms which included: neck stiffness, photophobia, tremors, irrational talk, paraesthesia, insomnia, and persistent headache, as isolated disorders or in any combination.
Interestingly, a recent pilot trial of CBT-I in 15 patients with persistent persecutory delusions and comorbid insomnia gave very promising results.
Socioeconomic disadvantage is associated with a tendency to experience both chronic insomnia symptoms and persistent psychiatric distress, whilst women appear to be more likely than men to develop both insomnia symptoms and psychiatric distress in middle age.
The inter-play of these processes could easily result in the findings reported here, which suggest a clustering of co-morbid persistent psychiatric distress and chronic insomnia symptoms among those in socioeconomic disadvantage.
