These details shows severe sleep difficulties despite feeling physically exhausted. Racing, random thoughts keeping you awake are highly consistent with initial insomnia, generalized anxiety, or poor circadian sleep hygiene.

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This is an overactive mind at bedtime, very common. Stop screens 1 hour before sleep, try deep breathing or light reading. Keep a fixed sleep time daily. Melatonin 3mg at night can help short term. Avoid caffeine after 3pm.

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Hey Rumination of thoughts may lead to sleep disturbance. It's not necessary that these thoughts will always be negative, they can even be related to daily activities. If this problem is persisting since long time then you should consult a psychiatrist about it. As persisted sleep disturbance may lead to other physical and mental issues.

Kindly consult any psychiatrist online. Medication to overcome the excessive negative thoughts along with sleep CBT would help

You may be experiencing insomnia, which can occur even when you’re physically tired. Racing thoughts don’t have to be negative to interfere with sleep. Try maintaining good sleep hygiene, avoiding screens and caffeine before bed, and keeping a consistent sleep schedule. If this has been happening for more than 3 months or is affecting your daily life, consult a psychiatrist or sleep specialist for a proper evaluation.

Maintain a fixed sleep and wake schedule. Avoid caffeine, nicotine, and screen exposure for 2–3 hours before bedtime. Practice relaxation techniques such as diaphragmatic breathing or progressive muscle relaxation.

Hello, Thank you for sharing your concern. Sleep is vital for your holistic wellness and basic functioning. Few practices that can enhance your sleep quality and calm your mind: Regulating the sleep hours by fixing a particular time window to sleep and wake up Avoiding any digital or physical stimulants before you sleep Practicing deep breathing exercises before you unwind for sleep Importantly writing down your thoughts in a journal by addressing the struggles and progress you made in the day Practicing gratitude for the day and planning the next day shall help you to feel rested and motivated for the next day Psychotherapy sessions can significantly help in managing the thought pattern in a balanced manner. You can consult for further professional guidance. I wish you holistic wellness. Happy Healthy Living!