Not Sure
Not Sure What's Wrong With Your Sleep?
Not every sleep problem looks the same.
Maybe you:
- Snore loudly but don't know why
- Wake up tired despite getting enough sleep
- Feel excessively sleepy during the day
- Wake up gasping or choking
- Have difficulty falling asleep
- Wake up repeatedly during the night
- Feel that your sleep is never refreshing
- Experience breathing problems during sleep
- Are unsure whether you need a Sleep Study
- Don't know whether your problem is Snoring, Sleep Apnea or another sleep disorder
You don't have to figure it out on your own.
Let's Understand Your Sleep Problem
Different sleep problems can have similar symptoms. For example, snoring may occur without Sleep Apnea, while Sleep Apnea can sometimes present with symptoms that are mistaken for other sleep problems. A proper sleep evaluation can help determine what may be happening.
You May Be Experiencing:
Snoring
Loud or persistent snoring may require further evaluation, especially when accompanied by breathing pauses or daytime sleepiness.
Sleep Apnea
Breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep.
Insomnia
Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or getting restorative sleep.
Another Sleep Problem
There are several other conditions that can affect sleep and daytime functioning.
What Can You Do?
Step 1 — Identify Your Symptoms
Think about what happens before, during and after sleep.
Step 2 — Talk to a Professional
Discuss your symptoms, sleep pattern and medical history with a qualified healthcare professional.
Step 3 — Consider a Sleep Study When Appropriate
A healthcare professional may recommend a Sleep Study when symptoms suggest a sleep-related breathing disorder or another sleep disorder.
Start With the Right Question
“What is affecting my sleep?”
Let us help you understand your symptoms and determine what type of evaluation may be appropriate.
