World Sleep Day: Can't sleep even hours after going to bed? This could be the reason, rectify it immediately

Sleep disorders are a rapidly growing problem whose risk is being seen in people of almost every age. Health experts say that to keep the body healthy, it is important that we all get at least 6-8 hours of uninterrupted sleep at night. Due to the problem of insomnia, not only can there be a risk of problems like fatigue and weakness, but if this problem persists for a long time, it can also have long-term side effects on blood pressure and physical health.

Do you also not sleep for a long time after going to bed at night? Even after making every effort to sleep, do you still feel difficulty in it? If yes, then definitely take advice from a health expert in this regard in time. There can be many underlying reasons for the problem of sleeplessness which require serious attention.

The problem of sleep disorders
Many studies show that people suffering from prolonged sleep problems may have a higher risk of developing cancer and dying from this disease. Lack of sleep also hurts your health and quality of life. It can also cause mood swings, memory problems, and problems with thinking and concentrating.

Chronic lack of sleep can also lead to weight gain, high blood pressure, and a weak immune system.

Due to insomnia
Sleep stress is a term used to describe insomnia, which means you make repeated attempts to get to sleep and are unsuccessful in getting it. To maintain good quality of sleep, it is most important that we try to reduce stress and anxiety. Our lifestyle and diet are also considered to have a big contribution to this. You can boost sleep quality by improving some habits.

What to do to get better sleep?
Health experts say you can improve your sleep quality by improving lifestyle habits. For this, some habits should be paid attention to.
Make a habit of sleeping at the same time every day and getting up at the same time in the morning.
Make sure your bedroom is quiet, dark, and comfortable.
Do not use electronic devices like TV, computers, and smart phone before sleeping.
Also avoid heavy meals, caffeine, and drinking alcohol before bed.
Being physically active during the day can help you sleep better at night.

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