Sleep Disorders
Sleep rejuvenates our minds and bodies. If you don’t get enough sleep you may be excessively tired, irritable, have a difficult time concentrating, experience a loss of memory, and can become depressed.
Your physician can help you get the rest you need.
Central Sleep Apnea
Central sleep apnea is a condition when you stop breathing during sleep because the brain is not sending the correct messages to the muscles in your body that are responsible for breathing.
Learn more about central sleep apnea from Dr. Shirley Jones
Snoring
When you sleep at night your throat gets smaller and you may snore.
Learn more about snoring from Dr. Yau
Insomnia
A person with insomnia has difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep on a regular basis.
Learn more about insomnia from Dr. Barker
Periodic Limb Movement Disorder
Also associated with Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) where a person cannot sleep because of the restless feeling in their legs.
Learn more about periodic limb movement disorder from Dr. Barker
Narcolepsy
A person with narcolepsy will fall asleep suddenly several times a day.
Learn more about narcolepsy from Dr. Boethel
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Obstructive sleep apnea is a condition in which the body stops breathing over and over again while sleeping.
Learn more about obstructive sleep apnea from Dr. Shirley Jones
Parasomnias
People with parasomnias may be sleep walking, have sleep or night terrors, teeth grinding (bruxism), or nocturnal head banging. Learn more about parasomnias