Insomnia is defined as the inability to fall asleep, remain asleep, or get the amount of sleep an individual needs to wake up feeling rested. Its symptoms include difficulty falling asleep, frequent wake-ups during the night, waking up too early in the morning, daytime sleepiness, difficulty concentrating, and irritability. Insomnia can be acute (lasting one to several nights) or chronic (lasting from a month to years). It’s also the most common sleep complaint among Americans (especially women).
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Left swollen leg indicating a thrombosis in leg. The patient might be having a pulmonary embolism. EMT should clear airway, breathing and circulation first. The patient should be given oxygen to reduce breathing difficulty. If patient is stable, try to rule out other diagnoses such as heart disease.
If a client at a hospital or clinic has been diagnosed with malaria they will begin a treatment immediately. The treatment will include the prescription drug "Mefloquine." A nurse should always advise the patient to wait for two months after the treatment/therapy is over before they begin to try for a baby. The patient should avoid trying to get pregnant during the treatment phase also. The medicine can cause severe birth defects for an infant and could result in miscarriage or a stillborn baby.