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My spouse doesn't sleep well or much and is always tired. is there anything i can do to help her?
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Sleep: Yes....Take her to see a board certified sleep physician for a consultation. Sleep issues have enormous consequences on general health, and heart attack and stroke.
Answered 5/17/2016
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