Symptoms of sleep disorders

Daytime sleepiness in general or brief, yet sudden, sleepiness during or surrounding activities
Reduced or failed response to medications and treatment plans for comorbid conditions
Difficulty going to sleep; remaining asleep; sleeping as long as the patient feels they should or need to; or unrefreshing sleep
Restless sleep
Snoring or breathing cessation noted by bed partner or others
Waking choking, gasping or short of breath
Morning headaches
Depression, moodiness or irritability
Fatigue or lack of energy despite the patient’s belief of adequate sleep or time in bed
Trouble concentrating or memory problems
Abnormal or unexpected behaviors like sleepwalking, night terrors, nightmares, sleep eating or sleep talking
Nocturnal seizures
Sexual dysfunction
Bedwetting