Almost everyone has experienced temporary sleep problems caused by stress, physical
conditions or other factors.
Here are the most prevalent sleep issues you may experience:
Insomnia
A condition where the ability to fall asleep and stay asleep is difficult. One
of the most common sleep problems, insomnia can be caused by a wide variety of physical
and/or psychological problems. Learn More »
Narcolepsy
A condition where excessive daytime sleepiness occurs regardless of the amount
of sleep a person received from the previous night. Narcoleptics can also suffer
from other forms of sleep problems. They can experience sleep paralysis, terrifying
dreams or hallucinations just before falling asleep or upon awakening. Learn More »
Periodic Leg Movement Syndrome
A condition during sleep that can be characterized by often-violent leg
movements that the person is rarely aware of. Most people who suffer from this disorder
complain of excessive daytime drowsiness and unrefreshing sleep. Learn More »
Restless Leg Syndrome
A condition characterized by uncomfortable crawling sensations felt inside the legs when at rest. Often the person must get up and move around to obtain relief. Learn More »
Sleep Apnea
A condition where an obstruction of the airway interrupts breathing during sleep.
Sleep apnea is a serious medical problem that can lead to many life-threatening
illnesses if not treated—including high blood pressure, stroke and heart attacks. Learn More »