Some commonly displayed symptoms of sleep disorder include:
- Abruptly waking up and not being able to get back to sleep
- Regular interrupted and broken sleep patterns that don't provide refreshment or energize the individual
- Increased behavioural problems like fatigue, irritability and mood swings.
- Cognitive problems include difficulty concentrating and reduced memory recall ability.
Frequent sleep disturbances can be caused by a variety of present and past-related factors. Some key problems that might lead to Insomnia in the future are:
- Present stressors (daily life problems, anxiety about an event or something as simple as jetlag) compromise an individual's ability to function effectively and further lead to problems like Insomnia.
- Family history of Insomnia or other mental health issues
- Additional mental health problems like anxiety and depression can present themselves as Insomnia in the affected individual.
- In some cases, complications of diseases like diabetes and heart disease can also lead to troubles like Insomnia.