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Sleep disorder means any difference in the normal sleep pattern: be it sleeplessness, oversleep or intermittent sleep behaviors
Lack of sleep might make you feel foggy and unable to concentrate, or just a lesser version of your normal self. Sleep problems will eventually disrupt your work, family and personal relationships.
Your requirements of sleep depends on what stage of life are you in. Babies and children sleep more whereas at the other extreme, elderly people rarely enjoy a sound, unbroken sleep of more than four or five hours.
Sleeplessness results in laziness, tiredness, inertia, dizziness, feeling of heaviness, body ache, and head ache, high temperature and cough etc
According to ayurveda, nature also has its own rhythm. Insomnia can result when we are out of harmony with nature's regular patterns. The natural cycles run through phases of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. An unbalanced Vata creates the environment conducive to the initiation of insomnia - the inability to sleep well.
Symptoms of Sleep Disorders
Causes of Sleep Disorders
Ayurvedic Treatments for Sleep Disorders
Ayurvedic Treatment for sleep disorders varies according to actual cause of the condition. Ayurveda treatments for sleep disorders will be done to balance and bring to harmony the vata dosha that has become out of harmony with the other doshas in the human system. Panchakarma therapies, rasayana therapies, yoga and meditation, life style changes including diet regime all form part of ayurveda treatment for sleep disorders.
Panchakarma therapies done are generally siro pichu, thalam, siro vasti, siro dhara etc. internal medicines would also be required.
Ayurvedic Remedies for Sleep Disorders
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