Sleep is a necessary state of rest to the normal development of the brain, memory, growth and maintenance of the general health of our body.
Stroke, depression, heart attack, obesity and hypertension are among the various diseases associated with sleep disorders. The manifestations associated with sleep disorders are varied and include insomnia, persistent fatigue, unexplained fatigue, persistent daytime drowsiness, memory difficulties, and concentration.
The diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders requires a differentiated approach in most patients, often multidisciplinary involving several specialties - Pneumology, Neurology, Psychiatry, Dental Medicine, Otorhinolaryngology and Psychology).
Joaquim Magalhães
Hospitals
CIO
HL
