the most commonly associated risk factors with insomnia include: Advanced Age Chronic diseases, such as: Diabetes Kidney disease Lung disease Arthritis Alzheimer disease Parkinson disease Heart disease Gastrointestinal reflux disease (GERD) Sleep apnea Restless legs syndrome Fibromyalgia Alcohol or drug use disorders Medications, such as: Stimulants, such as methylphenidate, amphetamines, dextroamphetamine Decongestants and cough and cold remedies Diet pills Steroids Certain high blood pressure medications Theophyllineused to treat asthma Phenytoinused to treat seizure disorder Levodopaused to treat Parkinson disease Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) Gender Psychological factors, such as: Stress Anxiety disorders Bipolar disorder Depression Lifestyle Behaviors, such as: Smoking or using other tobacco products Drinking alcohol or beverages containing caffeine Exercising close to bedtime Following an irregular morning and nighttime schedule Doing mentally intense activities before bed Night Shift Work Long-range Jet Travel Poor Sleep Environment What treatments are suggested for insomnia
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Prescription sleep medications often focus on sedation
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