Perturbações centrais da hipersonolência

Insufficient Sleep Syndrome

Antecedentes

Insufficient sleep syndrome occurs when you don’t get enough good-quality sleep to meet your body’s needs. Some people restrict their sleep because of social pressures; others may work multiple jobs or have responsibilities and simply don’t have enough opportunities to sleep. To be considered ISS, the sleep restriction must occur most days, last for at least 3 months, and result in poor functioning and excessive sleepiness during the wake period. ISS increases the risk of an accident or even death.

Epidemiologia

A 2016 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated that approximately 35% of adults in the United States sleep less than the recommended 7 hours.6

Diagnóstico

No formal testing is required to make the diagnosis of ISS. In addition to the symptoms mentioned in the background, a diagnosis of ISS requires that a few other criteria be met.

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