When to Seek Medical Care for Insomnia

Medically Reviewed by Nayana Ambardekar, MD on March 09, 2024
1 min read
  • Symptoms of insomnia last longer than four weeks or interfere with your daytime activities and ability to function.
  • You are told you snore loudly and/or have periods where you stop breathing for a few seconds. These symptoms may suggest sleep apnea.
  • Pain is preventing you from sleeping, or waking you up.

 

  • If you have difficulty breathing when you lie down to sleep or that wakes you up from sleep.