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My sleeping patterns have never been regular but recently i've been stressed for work / college now i wake up after a few hours of sleep is it stress?
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Likely: Stress is often a cause of insomnia. Make sure to practice good sleep hygiene. See this web page for important and helpful tips: http://media.Psychologytools.Org/worksheets/english/guidelines_for_better_sleep.Pdf.
Answered 7/2/2017
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