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By Matthew Tull, PhD, About.com Guide to PTSD

Coping with Sleep Problems

Sunday June 28, 2009
Many people with PTSD suffer from difficulties sleeping. They may have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, and/or suffer from frequent nightmares. Sleep problems are important to address because poor sleep can lead to a number of other problems. A lack of sleep or poor sleep quality can be a factor contributing to stress and mood problems. Poor sleep can also have a negative impact on your physical health. Check out this article to learn some ways you can improve your sleep.

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