Causes include: acute stress such as hospitalization or illness of a relative depression, anxiety, and other behavior-related problems underlying medical problems such as sleep apnea or hyperthyroidism use of caffeine or other stimulants use of alcohol, other depressants, or sedatives, which can be detrimental if used on a long-term basis pain, shortness of breath, and other discomfort caused by an illness such as arthritis or congestive heart failure poor sleep habits, including going to bed at different times at night or a noisy environment, or eating or working in bed prior to sleeping changes in sleep patterns because of different work hours or travel sleep disorders such as obstructive sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome, or periodic leg movements during sleep.
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