Types of insomnia (dyssomnia)
InsomniaSymptoms of insomnia include difficulty starting and starting sleep.
That is, a person has difficulty falling asleep, and when he falls asleep, he has difficulty maintaining sleep and wakes up constantly during sleep.
Waking up early in the morning and having trouble falling asleep again are also signs of insomnia.
HypersomniaThe person sleeps or naps several times during the day and the person's main sleep lasts more than 9 hours every day, but it does not relieve fatigue and he is not refreshed and awake after waking up.
In general, his drowsiness has caused disorders in his job and social functioning.
Sleep attack (narcolepsy)The onset of guilty feelings about having the affair, in the first place, further zaps whatever energy the partner having the affair might still have left.
This attack is so severe that a person can not resist in any situation such as walking, talking, driving or teaching, and loses muscle control and falls asleep.
The sleep attack may be repeated several times a day, lasting from a few seconds to 30 minutes.
Hallucinations (dryness (loss or loss of muscle movement)) and sleep paralysis (inability to speak, move, and even breathe) are some of the symptoms associated with a sleep attack.