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Well said.
Dr Kottaway, may I ask. is there such thing as seasonal insomnia or a type of insomnia that only comes on at certain times of the year?
I would have to look up whether there is a specific name for that. But yes… It could be from plants at this time.of year or turning the heat on (old dust,) or something from the past: a PTSD thing.
Thank you for you answer I appreciate it.
Through my WordPressing the last 3 years I’ve noticed I get Insomnia at the beginning of November for a couple a weeks every year. It’s so strong nothing reverses it until it’s ready. It was 17 days this year.
Weird. I had a person who would get migraines at the end of June… we checked and she had come in three years in a row. We thought maybe it was the scotch broom blooming. Or some plant. She planned to try to block it with antihistamines the next year.
That is an odd one. I think this shows that as much as we know about the body theres still as much to learn.
I wonder if mine might be because we move the clocks back which might screw up my circadian rhythm but I really have no idea.
Works for me. I hate the clock change.
Me too. it seems a little pointless really doesn’t it.