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Insomnia is perceived by many to be a frustrating disorder of chronic sleeplessness. Insomnia may actually be at the root of the issue for those that find themselves tossing and turning night after night. Insomnia is a chronic condition that is long lasting and warrants consulting with your physician. I actually have a friend that chronically had sleepless nights, but in spite of his efforts he couldn't come up with the reason why. After a visit to his doctor and testing, he discovered he had sleep apnea. So there could be reasons for your chronic condition that may need to be professionally diagnosed. The severity of your insomnia and how well you sleep can be improved by making some changes in your lifestyle.

It's important to keep in mind that insomnia often stems from other aspects of a person's life. Insomnia may be the result of just one underlying issue or it may be the result of a number of stress factors. Not being able to handle multiple sources of stress can lead to insomnia. When bed time comes you may find your mind is overactive and won't let you fall asleep. Deep restful sleep still eludes you due to the fact that your mind is still active all through the night. Sleeping lightly, you find that you're woken by the most subtle of sounds that you would not otherwise notice. So you can begin to find your own cure by looking within and examining what is going on in your life.

There are several classifications of insomnia depending on how long the patient suffers from the condition. People that suffer insomnia for only a short amount of time are said to be afflicted with transient insomnia. Transient insomnia rarely lasts for more than a few nights. People that suffer from transient insomnia in many cases have experienced an event that disturbed their regular sleep cycle. Insomnia can be distressing, but there are a number of things you can do to return to your normal sleep schedule.

Across the board, stress is nearly universal as one of the fundamental causes of insomnia. However, it is not always the stress itself, but rather how well a person copes with stress. The traditional method of drinking warm milk before bed actually helps people get to sleep more quickly. This is best accomplished in a tranquil setting that is agreeable and pleasant. Maybe put on some relaxing music to lull you into a relaxed state. Your nerves will be soothed by the warm milk which is the ultimate goal.

It's well known that a person's daily routine can play a role in the cause of insomnia. Some possible causes will immediately be recognizable. You can then go after the best approach for treating your insomnia.