Sleep Disorders

 

Sleep disorders usually develop gradually over many years becoming part of one's normal life and many times there is not a consideration that the symptoms are actually a problem with sleep. 

 

If you exhibit any of the following symptoms, you might have a sleep disorder and would benefit from further medical evaluation:

 

• Insomnia or difficulty falling asleep  

• Not being able to go back to sleep if awakened during sleep

• Gasping for breath during sleep

• Excessive snoring

• Excessive movement during sleep

• Walking or talking during sleep

• Sleepiness during the day

 

To learn more about each of the sleep disorder symptoms, click on the symptom to go to its link.

 

If you exhibit any of these symptoms then you should discuss these with your health care provider as you might benefit from a sleep study (polysomnogram).

 

Test yourself and see if you have a sleep disorder: 

 

 

 

 

 

If either of the scores show a problem, then you might have a serious sleep disorder. Contact our Sleep Center Coordinator, 940-696-7549 or Sleep Center Scheduling for more information about scheduling a Sleep Study.