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Delayed sleep phase disorder

2021-10-04 02:09:48
Im a night shift worker, i work from home till about 3am, and lately I've been having falling asleep till 9am. It keeps getting pushed further and further till i wake up at 5 or 6pm. It is hampering my social life. No issue with sleep quality. I think i have DSPS. Please help so i can sleep again at 4am or so.
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Kindly get neurology consultation done

Answered2021-10-04 03:59:55

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