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A sleep disorder can take many forms. A common sleep disorder is sleep apnea which causes a person in deep sleep to stop breathing while snoring. This is a very dangerous condition due to lack of oxygen.

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If you have difficulty falling asleep at night, wake up frequently, have a hard time falling back asleep, wake up too early in the morning, don't feel refreshed after a night's sleep, are sleepy during the daytime, or are irritable.

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Some of the symptom of sleep disorders would be insomnia, fatigue, snoring and gasping for breath during sleep, and falling asleep at inappropriate times such as at your desk while working.

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