Why it fits
Difficulty initiating sleep because of worry, physiological tension, rumination
Difficulty initiating sleep because of worry, physiological tension, rumination
Sleep disturbance sits inside a broader syndrome. Reduced need for sleep is one of the most decisive bipolar bedside clues.
Separates the Sleep Disturbance / Insomnia / Reduced Need for Sleep group. It is not specific to Generalised anxiety disorder.
Rows marked “Whole group”: Applies to the Sleep Disturbance / Insomnia / Reduced Need for Sleep group — not specific to Generalised anxiety disorder
Difficulty initiating sleep because of worry, physiological tension, rumination
Severe panic, escalating substance self-medication, exhaustion-related collapse.
Applies to the Sleep Disturbance / Insomnia / Reduced Need for Sleep group.
Sleep disturbance sits inside a broader syndrome. Reduced need for sleep is one of the most decisive bipolar bedside clues.
Applies to the Sleep Disturbance / Insomnia / Reduced Need for Sleep group.
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Applies to the Sleep Disturbance / Insomnia / Reduced Need for Sleep group.
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Applies to the Sleep Disturbance / Insomnia / Reduced Need for Sleep group.
None listed
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