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  1. Insomnia is trouble falling asleep, staying asleep through the night, or waking up too early in the morning. Episodes of insomnia may come ...
  2. ... many years, they become habits. Insomnia is difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep. In many cases, you ... leaving your thoughts quieter and better suited for falling asleep. During the day: Be more active. Walk ...
  3. ... disorders are problems with sleeping. These include trouble falling or staying asleep, falling asleep at the wrong times, too much sleep, ...
  4. The risk of tripping and falling is greater in people age 65 or older, people with arthritis or neurologic disease, and those with dementia. This can result ...
  5. ... Avoid any exercise that presents a risk of falling. Also, do not do high-impact exercises that ... Alcohol consumption also puts you at risk for falling and breaking a bone. It is important to ...
  6. ... may occur due to: Car accident Contact sports Falling while skiing, riding a bike, or other activity Falling on an outstretched arm (most common cause) Having ...
  7. ... any disrupted sleep pattern. This can include problems falling or staying asleep, too much sleep, or abnormal ... Symptoms that may occur include: Difficulty falling asleep ... awakening Waking up often during the night (for example, due to ...
  8. ... you are driving or doing other activities where falling asleep can be dangerous. CATAPLEXY During these attacks, ... can't move your body as you start falling asleep or when you first wake up. It ...
  9. ... furniture to reduce the chance of tripping and falling. Stairways may need to be blocked with a ... should be taken to prevent injuries such as falling down stairs or climbing out of a window.
  10. ... OSA, you usually begin snoring heavily soon after falling asleep. The snoring often becomes very loud. Snoring ... accidents from driving while sleepy Industrial accidents from falling asleep on the job In most cases, treatment ...
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