Sleep Disorders

Everyone has nights where they cannot sleep. However, there are a large number of people whose sleep patterns are so erratic that they are considered to have sleep disorders. It may become to the point of debilitation because it interferes with normal physical, emotional and mental functioning. For example, many suffering from sleep disorders will be tired during the day be at higher risk to fall asleep while driving and experience more headaches.The sleep disorders most prevalent are insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea. It is estimated that sleep disorders cost $15.9 billion annually to the national health care costs.