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I have delayed sleep phase syndrome, what is it?
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Delayed sleep phase: This is a sleep disorder in which you sleep predominantly during the day and stay awake late at night. Your sleep wake cycle has been delayed, it can be treated with chronotherapy in order to reset your your sleep point and wake point.
Answered 4/12/2014
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