Insomnia Treatment in Atlanta, GA

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What is Insomnia?

If you are struggling to sleep or stay asleep at night, you may be suffering from insomnia. This could be a short-term problem or it could be a chronic issue. Either way, ENT Facial Plastics and Sleep Disorder Center can help. At his Atlanta and Lithonia, GA locations, board-certified ENT and sleep disorder specialist Dr. B. Terry Seymour helps individuals diagnose and treat their insomnia so they can get back to getting a restful night's sleep. Some common causes of insomnia are:

  • Stress
  • Noise, light, or temperature
  • Changes to your sleep schedule
  • Depression or anxiety
  • Certain medications
  • Pregnancy
  • ADHD

How is Insomnia Diagnosed and Treated?

At ENT Facial Plastics and Sleep Disorder Center, Dr. Seymour will begin by performing a physical exam and getting your medical, family, and sleep history. He may have you keep a sleep diary or prescribe your sleeping pills for a short period of time. If he discovers you have chronic insomnia, he will suggest treating the root cause of the health problems keeping you up at night or he may suggest behavioral therapy to help you learn how to promote good sleep. For many people, the task of simply relaxing before bed can really help them sleep better. Some other common ways to help you sleep better include exercise, meditation, yoga, and creating good sleeping habits, like ensuring your bedroom is dark and quiet.

Sleep Better

If you're sick of tossing and turning at night, you could be suffering from insomnia. Whether it's been happening for the last few weeks or the last several months, it can be frustrating. Board-certified ENT/facial plastic surgeon Dr. B. Terry Seymour offers insomnia diagnostic testing and treatment at ENT Facial Plastics and Sleep Disorder Center. If you'd like help sleeping better at night, contact Dr. Seymour in Atlanta or Lithonia, GA to schedule a consultation.

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