Synonyms for INSOMNIA
ɪnˈsɒm ni əin·som·ni·a

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1. insomnianoun

   an inability to sleep; chronic sleeplessness

   Antonyms:
   hypersomnia

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1. • Sleep Disorder

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1. insomnianoun

   Synonyms:
   [L.] (Med.) wakefulness, sleeplessness, want of sleep, indisposition to sleep

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1. List of paraphrases for "insomnia":

   sleeplessness, sleepiness

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1. Michelle Drerup:

   We used to think of it as insomnia secondary to depression and anxiety, we call it comorbid insomnia now; they both impact each other.

2. Caroline Messer:

   Often when patients come in with hair loss, fatigue and insomnia, they assume there's a direct hormonal underpinning, but these symptoms can actually be stress-mediated with a secondary increase in cortisol levels.

3. Patrick Finan:

   Many individuals with insomnia achieve sleep in fits and starts throughout the night, and they don’t have the experience of restorative sleep.

4. Abby Broyles:

   She asked me to come over. She asked me to bring some wine. We had wine and sushi and a couple of hours later, we were upstairs in their theater room watching a movie, for years I have struggled with stress and anxiety and insomnia. I took the bar exam on two hours of sleep.I mean, this is how far this goes back for me. And she knows that. And she gave me a medication I had never taken before. And I had an adverse reaction. Instead of helping me sleep, I hallucinated. And I don’t remember anything until I woke up or came to, and I was throwing up in a hamper.

5. Patrick Wanis:

   We’ve known for years that stress creates fatigue, aches, pains, insomnia, anxiety and [it can affect] the gastrointestinal tract with ulcers, IBS, and the endocrine system, as well as your thyroid. We know that stress leads to high blood pressure, heart attacks, stroke, and more.