03/03/2023
Four symptoms of insomnia
Symptom 1
Extroverted, active, expressive and talkative
Easily irritated and angry
Face gets red often when stressed or in an argument
Strongly competitive with high self-esteem
Hard to fall asleep
Sensitive skin
Experiences heartburn with strongly flavored and spicy food
Chest tightness and frequent palpitation
Sytmptom 2
Introverted and prefers to be alone
Especially sensitive to caffeine
Easily tired from things like bright light, strong smell or loud sirens coming from nearby.
Require some relaxing time alone in a quiet spot or dark room alone after a busy day.
Easily shy(startled)
Gets very stressed, timid and anxious about having to compete or someone watching your work doing something.
Gets cold easily (even when the temperature isn't cold)
Symptom 3
Developed sleep problem after certain incidents
History of traumatic experience
Fear of scary, horror movies
Startled and frightened easily
Frequent sighs and chest tightness
Often experiences palpitation
Dry lips and mouth
Symptom 4
Wakes up early in the morning(1am-5am) and hard to fall back asleep
Severe chest tightness (stuffiness)
Depressed AND anxious
Hard to express anger and holds it in often
Feels heat rising on the face (hot flash)
Often experiences dizziness
Consumes excessive alcohol OR cannot drink at all( or very little)
Heat sensation in local parts of the body such as hand and feet.
When sleep is diagnosed as a sole problem, the symptoms appear in three forms. First, falling asleep is difficult. Thoughts bite the tail of another thought after another, and even when our body is tired, the mind cannot fall asleep. The second form is waking up frequently. Often, the sleep breaks every few hours with vibrant dreams. Fatigue accumulates since you never feel rested. Finally, the third is waking up too early in the morning (3-4am) and unable to fall back asleep again. You are lying down wide awake until you have to get up to start the day. After identifying which of these three forms of sleeping issues you have, the diagnostic treatment methods proceeds by categorizing into four different constitutional types of insomnia above