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Snoring Contributes to...?
  Snoring is the most common sleep disorder, affecting over 40 million Americans.
  Snoring contributes to:
 
• High blood pressure
• Coronary artery disease
• Heart attack
• Heart failure
• Strokes
• Poor concentration
• Daytime sleepiness
• Complications after    surgery
• Poor healing of wounds
• Early diabetes
• ADHD in children
• Bedwetting
• Impotence
• Depression
• Poor quality of life
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  3. Covered By Most     Insurance Plans.
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  5. Access To A Sleep     Disorders Specialist.
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This sleep quiz screens for 5 common sleep disorders. Make sure to print your results.

 
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See if you or someone you know is at risk for a sleep disorder. Please check the box next to all of the statements that apply. If a statement is false or does not apply, simply leave the box unchecked. When you have finished the study, click on the “Start Over” .

 
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  1. Have you been told that you snore?  
  2. Do feel short of breath as you fall asleep?  
  3. Are you sleepy, even after a full night’s sleep?  
  4. Do you frequently wake-up with a headache?  
  5. Do you wake up gasping for air?  
  6. Are you overweight?  
  7. Have you noticed any loss in your sex drive?  
  8. Do you have trouble concentrating at work or school?  
  9. Do you struggle to stay awake?  
  10. Do you frequently doze off?  
  11. Do you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep?  
  12. Do you have concerns that worry you when trying to fall asleep?  
  13. Is it hard to go back to sleep when you wake up?  
  14. Do you wake up earlier in the morning than you would like to?  
  15. Does it take longer than half an hour for you to fall asleep?  
  16. When you are angry or surprised, do you feel like your muscles are becoming limp?  
  17. Have you experienced dream-like scenes upon falling asleep or awakening?  
  18. Do you have dreams soon after falling asleep or during naps?  
  19. Have you been told that you kick at night?  
  20. Have you noticed a disagreeable sensation in your legs, which is worse later in the day?  
  21. Do you have episodes of feeling paralyzed during your sleep?  
  22. Other than when exercising, do you experience muscle tension in your legs?  
  23. Have you noticed (or have others commented) that parts of your body jerk during sleep?  
  24 When trying to go to sleep, do you experience an aching or crawling sensation in your legs?  
  25. Do you have trouble keeping your legs still at night?  
  26. Do you have to move your legs at night to feel comfortable?  
  27. Even though I sleep during the night, I feel sleepy during the day.  
  This sleep test is not intended as medical advice or as a definitive diagnosis.
If you think you may have a sleep disorder, contact your physician, regardless of the results of this test. Sleep Disorders
 
     
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