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What will happen if I have problems and am referred to a sleep lab?

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What will happen if I have problems and am referred to a sleep lab?

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You will be contacted by staff and scheduled and appointment. They will ask you many questions regarding your sleep problem when they call to schedule an appointment. ;)

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What kind of sleep disorders does a lab typically evaluate 

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What kind of sleep disorders does a lab typically evaluate 

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Here's a a lit of five...

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Sleep Paralysis seems to be when this atonia occurs while you are awake. Sleep Paralysis is “isolated” when it appears without any other signs of narcolepsy. An episode of paralysis may cause you to be unable to speak. It can also make you unable to move your arms and legs, body, and head.

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Some people have uncontrollable leg sensations that occur continually while the body is at rest. PLMD is a basic cause of sleep deprivation for up to four million adults.

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This disorder often begins in young adulthood. People who have narcolepsy

often complain of excessive daytime sleepiness. They also may suffer muscular weakness when experiencing  anger, surprise, amusement, terrifying  dreams or a feeling of paralysis when falling asleep or awakening.

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Some people have problems falling asleep or staying asleep during the night. They also feel their sleep has not  refreshed them. This condition may  have many different causes, including psychological factors such as depression or stress, environmental factors such as noise, or physiologic factors such as breathing disorders or pain.

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"OSA" occurs in all age groups and in both men and women. Bed partners may have noticed long pauses in patient’s breathing which may end with a sudden loud snore or choking gasp. Early recognition and treatment is important because of its association with irregular heartbeats, increased blood pressure, heart attacks and stroke. In fact, about one-half of OSA patients have high blood pressure.