insomnias
Chronic sleep disorders
The noun insomnia refers to an inability to get enough sleep.
People who suffer from insomnia may be called insomniacs.
Insomnia can be used before another noun to characterize a problem: She is taking part in an insomnia study.
Pressure, mental or vocal
- anxietyPersistent apprehensive distress
- worryTroubled mental state
- caffeineMethylxanthine stimulant compound
- screensDisplays or filters
blue light · jet lag · shift work · menopause · pain · depression · overthinking · racing thoughts
Absence of organization
- chronicPersisting over time
- acuteIntensely severe or perceptive
- conditionState or stipulation
- diagnosisIdentification of illness
treatment · medication · sleep clinic · melatonin · sedatives · hypnotics · therapy · circadian
Unable to slumber
alert · vigilant · unrest · stirring · lying awake · counting sheep · staring · ceiling
stress
Pressure, mental or vocal
- anxietyPersistent apprehensive distress
- worryTroubled mental state
- caffeineMethylxanthine stimulant compound
screens · blue light · jet lag · shift work · menopause · pain · depression · overthinking · racing thoughts · cortisol
disorder
Absence of organization
diagnosis · treatment · medication · sleep clinic · melatonin · sedatives · hypnotics · therapy · circadian · sleep hygiene
wakeful
Unable to slumber
awake · alert · vigilant · unrest · stirring · lying awake · counting sheep · staring · ceiling · clock-watching
night
Dark hours daily
lonely · haunting · torment · suffering · desperation · frustration · dread · bedtime · pillow · sheets
insomniasdeep sleep
Unconsciousness hard to rouse
peaceful sleep · restorative sleep · slumber · hypersomnia · somnolence
insomniashypersomnia
Disorder of excessive sleepiness
narcolepsy · excessive sleepiness · oversleeping · lethargy · torpor
- chronic insomniaLasting inability to sleep
- insomnia treatmentCare for chronic wakefulness
- insomnia reliefTreatment for chronic wakefulness
- stress insomniaAnxiety preventing sleep