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Features of sleep disorders

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Sleep disorders result in two broad symptoms which are used more precisely by the medical profession than they are by the lay public. Careful questioning will differentiate which is which.

Note that tiredness not does not necessarily involve a sleep problem, or even a desire to sleep, and is included here for proper analysis of the approach to sleep.


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