Common Signs and Symptoms

• Difficulty falling asleep
• Fall asleep while watching TV often
• Feel tired during the day; even though I think I sleep well at night
• Snoring is so bad, my spouse refuses to sleep in the same room
• Have a strange feeling in my legs that keeps me awake            
• Snoring (most prominent symptom)
• Frequent episodes of obstructed loud snoring
• Morning headaches
• A dry mouth upon awakening
• Irritability
• Changes in personality
• Depression
• Non-refreshing sleep
• Weight gain, inability to lose weight with dieting
• Difficulty concentrating
• High blood pressure
• Confusion upon awakening
• Choking/gasping for air/shortness of breath in sleep (may wake self up)
• Nocturnal snoring
• Insomnia
• Restless sleep
• Excessive perspiring (sweating) during sleep
• Heartburn, especially upon sleep
• Frequent night-time urination (nocturia)
• Reduced libido (sex drive)
• Falling asleep while driving/stopped at a traffic light/sign
• Work or vehicle related accidents 

If you or your sleeping partner suspects a sleep disorder, talk with your healthcare provider or call Kingwood Sleep Lab at 281-358-9974. 

Let us help you get a good night’s rest.