Are lung cancer symptoms the same for men and women?
Lung cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in both men and women, but fatigue may be a more common symptom of the disease in women.
Experiencing many restless nights and consistently waking up feeling groggy and tired could point to an undiagnosed sleep problem. Among the most common is obstructive sleep apnea, a chronic disorder that disrupts your peaceful night by blocking your airway and causing you to stop breathing for several seconds.
If left untreated, sleep disorders can affect your health in other harmful ways such as increasing your risk for heart disease or complicating your ability to manage diabetes.
In the video above, Dr. Victoria Sharma, medical director of the Sharp Grossmont Hospital Comprehensive Sleep Center, discusses how a sleep study can diagnose and help treat sleep disorders. She also provides tips to improve your rest and relaxation.
If a sleep disorder is disrupting your life, talk to your doctor about your symptoms and their effect on your quality of life.
The Sharp Health News Team are content authors who write and produce stories about Sharp HealthCare and its hospitals, clinics, medical groups and health plan.
Dr. Victoria Sharma Dr. Victoria Sharma is the medical director of the Sharp Grossmont Hospital Comprehensive Sleep Center.
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