This is something most people experience , especially if you have a busy hectic schedule.
Sometimes, simple bedtime hygiene can help.
No caffeine / smoking after 7 pm
No books or gadgets including mobiles on the bed.
No intensive workout before bedtime.
No bright lights during bed time.
Avoid tight clothes during bed time.
Avoid meat , fatty food around 2 hours before bedtime.
Clean sheets, clean bed.
Deep breathing exercises & / or Payers before bed.
Soothing alarms that dont make you jump in the morning.
If despite all this, sleep disturbance persists, kindly meet a Psychiatrist to help you further.
Hope you find this helpful.
Good day.
Answered2020-01-29 06:04:58
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