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Sleeplessness

disorder
SNOMED 193462001CUI C0917801

Overview

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Specialists & Providers

Sleep Medicine (Internal Medicine) Physician

Internal Medicine — Sleep Medicine

Psychiatry Physician

Psychiatry & Neurology — Psychiatry

Sleep Medicine (Psychiatry & Neurology) Physician

Psychiatry & Neurology — Sleep Medicine

Diagnostic Biomarkers

Cortisol

2143-6secondary

Thyrotropin

3016-3secondary

Treatments & Interventions

Tryptophan

substance

Methaqualone

substance

Nitrazepam

substance

Lormetazepam

substance

Bromazepam

substance

Butobarbital

substance

Tibolone

substance

Clomethiazole

substance

Clomethiazole edisylate

substance

Related Conditions

Late insomnia(child)
Persistent insomnia(child)
Nonorganic insomnia(child)
Insomnia disorder related to another mental disorder(child)
Short of sleep(child)
Circumstances interfere with sleep(child)
Symptoms interfere with sleep(child)
Transient insomnia(child)
Primary insomnia(child)
Insomnia with sleep apnea(child)
Mixed insomnia(child)
Initial insomnia(child)
Middle insomnia(child)
Insomnia disorder related to known organic factor(child)
Fatal familial insomnia(child)
Rebound insomnia(child)
Psychophysiologic insomnia(child)
Behavioural insomnia of childhood(child)
Drug-induced insomnia(child)
Insomnia due to periodic limb movement disorder(child)

Quick Facts

SNOMED CT
193462001
UMLS CUI
C0917801
Fully Specified Name
Insomnia (disorder)
Specialists
3
Diagnostic Biomarkers
2
Known Treatments
9

Related Health Goals

Optimize Sleep Quality
Medical Disclaimer

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