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So a bit of context...

Last year I got a late diagnosis of ADHD (27 F). I always put my deep disturbances down to that and mental health. Since a child I always had night terrors, insomnia, day time tiredness,vivid dreams, falling asleep reading/tv/movie, falling asleep on short car journeys, and sleep paralysis. As much as it was distressing I just pushed it to one side up until 6 months ago when I had my little boy. I became increasingly more concerned as day time tiredness just isn't much of an option when you have a baby. Fast forward to now...

My baby sleeps well. I get an average amount of sleep but I cannot stay awake for the life of me. I went to my gp to raise concerns about my history with this but pointing out my concerns more so now that on more than one occasion I have literally just fallen asleep holding my baby please don't come for me, i already feel awful and i thank whoever was watching over us that night nothing happened Once it happened the first time I equipped myself up to literally force myself to stay awake and my partner sat with us but nothing worked, I literally just fell asleep whilst reading and holding him. I'm wrecked with guilt. My partner is back at work now but having to take over the night feeds if our son does wake up for safety reasons obviously. I noticed again that when I do fall asleep I immediately dream sounds & conversations to the point were when I wake up again it takes me a moment to realise I was dreaming and it wasn't actually reality. And to top it all off I sleep through my baby crying. My partner had been shaking me awake because I was sleeping through alarms and the baby crying. I have always slept through alarms and loud noises but I just feel an endless amount of guilt that I don't even hear my own baby crying at night and that scares me endlessly.

So fast forward to now. I have seen my GP and they just totally dismissed my concerns. I talked over everything and explained what has happened and how I was feeling and they just put it down to sleep deprivation even though I stressed this has been a very common theme for a number of years...

Now I do feel like I'm being a bit 'extra' but it's really niggling me and I just don't know what to do. Would you get a second option if you were in my position or does it not really sound like I potentially have a sleep disorder?

Not asking for a diagnosis of course, just some guidance would be gratefully appreciated...

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So if you already have this sleep issue problem then you should know about this problem. Because this problem makes you angry and irritable all day long. So you should first solve the problem to remove your stress.

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Sleep issues are problems that people have with sleeping, like not being able to fall asleep, stay asleep, or get good restful sleep. These problems can be caused by many things, including worry, nervousness, bad sleep habits, medical conditions, or medicines. Setting up a regular sleep schedule, making your bedroom comfortable, dealing with the root reasons, and, if necessary, getting medical help are all common ways to deal with sleep problems.

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If you have had sleep problems since childhood, this can be a serious problem for you. How is it that you sleep too much? And now when you sleep at night you have such dreams. So I suggest that you should consult a doctor once. So is this sleep issue a serious problem?

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Zopiclone is used in the short-term treatment of insomnia for adults. Zopicon 7.5mg contains Zopiclone works to reduce sleep onset time & frequent awakening during the night. It belongs to nonbenzodiazepine hypnotic (central nervous system depressant medication).

Zopicon 7.5 tablet help people to reduce sleeping difficulties like inability to fall asleep, stay asleep, or fall asleep after waking up early is insomnia). It works to induces and improves sleep. Zopicon 7.5 mg has numerous main uses: Patients with insomnia can use this medication to start and maintain sleep. It helps short-term insomniacs. Sleep Onset: Zopicon 7.5 mg helps those who have trouble falling asleep after bedtime fall asleep faster. Sleep Maintenance: Zopicon 7.5 mg reduces nighttime awakenings, supporting unbroken sleep. Zopicon 7.5 mg can improve sleep quality by extending sleep and reducing nighttime disturbances.

Zopicon 7.5 mg should only be used temporarily to treat insomnia under medical supervision. Extended or incorrect use can cause tolerance, dependence, and withdrawal symptoms. Lifestyle changes and behavioural therapy may be recommended alongside medicines to treat insomnia.

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Zopicon 7.5mg is a prescription medication used to treat sleep disorders such as insomnia. It is part of the non-benzodiazepine hypnotic class of drugs, which help to induce and maintain sleep by interacting with the neurotransmitter gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) in the brain. Zopiclone is effective in helping individuals fall asleep faster, reducing nighttime awakenings, and improving the overall quality of sleep. Due to the risk of dependence and tolerance, Zopiclone 7.5mg is generally recommended for short-term use, typically no longer than two to four weeks. It is important to follow your healthcare provider's instructions carefully to ensure safe and effective treatment for sleep issues.

 
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Zopicon 7.5mg, containing the active ingredient zopiclone, is a medication used for the short-term treatment of insomnia. It helps improve sleep quality and duration by promoting relaxation and reducing the time it takes to fall asleep.

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