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What are signs that I have a sleep disorder?

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You might have a sleep disorder if:

  • You regularly have trouble sleeping
  • You are often tired during the day, even if you slept for at least seven hours the night before
  • You have a hard time doing usual daytime activities
  • Your partner says you snore loudly and sometimes seem to stop breathing.

From: When to Call a Doctor About Sleep Disorders WebMD Medical Reference

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Reviewed by William Blahd on July 14, 2017

Medically Reviewed on 7/14/2017

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The National Sleep Foundation.


 

Reviewed by William Blahd on July 14, 2017

SOURCE: 
The National Sleep Foundation.


 

Reviewed by William Blahd on July 14, 2017
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