Too little sleep, Get 45 tips
TweetThere are many people who have difficulty getting the right amount of sleep every night. They just remain sleep deprived for months together. They have a lifelong disability and difficulty in remaining asleep, whatever circumstances they are in.
These people have sensitivity towards environmental disturbances which causes arousal and frequent sleep patterns. This list of tips will help you overcome the chronic issue of too little sleep. Follow them to relieve from the constant sleep deprivation.
- Use alternate medication for enhancing sleeping
- Never go for stimulants as a sleep replacement in the night
- Are you a night owl? Ask yourself this candid question.
- Find out if you are the miraculous one who need too little sleep
- Avoid stimulating medicines before bed
- Avoid having a dry nose.
- Don’t assume that you have lost the battle with sleep. It’s never too late to quit.
- Do not spend more time on bed
- You can try mild sleeping aids
- Avoid spicy foods
- Get a check up done for diabetes
- Have a time specified for cuddling as well
- Resolve thermal incompatibility
- Check for bacterial infection and parasites
- Get enough sleep before you drive
- Know the signs of drowsy driving
- Get a room
- You can invest in a good humidifier
- Visit your doctor if you have night sweats
- Wear light coloured clothing to bed
- Use a fan
- Establish compatible sleep routines
- Separate bed do not mean bad relationships
- Check on the jet lag
- Set the right temperature in the room
- Opt for a darker room with adjustable blinds
- Know what are bedbugs and how to identify them
- For sleeping, choose a darker and quieter environment.
- Reduce your pain before you go to bed. Opt for some pain killers.
- Late at night, you should be sleeping not driving
- Make sure, your kid gets enough sleep before handing the keys over
- Check on your parents while they drive if they have sleep issues
- If you are driving bus, truck, train, people depend on you for safety. Stay focussed
- If you work in 24*7 company, sleep when you get home, not while you are driving
- Close windows during allergy prone seasons
- Limit use of OTC nasal sprays
- Opt for Prescription based nasal sprays
- Get rid of dust mites
- Get rid of the feather pillow
- Invest in air filter
- Get adjusted to the destination time zone as soon as possible
- Se medication for sleeping while travelling, especially to a different time zone
- Do not sleep continuously on a long flight
- Go for a bulkhead seat
- Opt for a quiet hotel room
Sometimes crying or laughing
are the only options left,
and laughing feels better right now.
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