Epidemiology of sleep disorders in pregnant subjects: A questionnaire based survey

Sen, M. K.; Suri, Jyotsna; Vaidya, Sonali; Adhikari, Tulsi

doi:10.5005/ijsm-4-3-106

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“…The same group in another study among 325 pregnant women found that the prevalence of disorders of initiation and maintenance of sleep was 47.6%, being maximum in the third trimester (p<0.0005). The study also showed an increased excessive daytime sleepiness (more among primi-gravidasp<.001), an increased prevalence of depression 11.4% (p<0.045) and anxiety 18.1% which increased negatively with age (p<0.0571) and increasing gestation period (p<0.099) 41 . In another study by Banga et al carried out to estimate the incidence of maternal morbidity during labor andpuerperium in rural homes in 772 women in villages in Maharashtra, India; it was seen that the incidence of maternal morbidity was 52.6% of which insomnia was seen in 7.4% of the cases 42 .…”

Section: Prevalence Of Insomnia In the Presence Of Comorbiditiesmentioning

confidence: 64%

Epidemiology of insomnia: A review of the Global and Indian scenario

Bhattacharya¹,

Sen²,

Suri³

2013

Indian Journal of Sleep Medicine

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Insomnia is an extremely common disorder. The prevalence of insomnia in a study depends on the criteria's selected for determining the prevalence. It is well known that several factors like gender, age, psychiatric disorders among several others are risk factors for insomnia. The stress of modern urban life adds to the factors responsible for an increase in the prevalence. In addition several co-morbid factors can have a significant effect on the prevalence of insomnia. However,what is important is the effect insomnia has on the quality of life of the individual, its social implications like increased loss of work days, accidents, family disorders and the economic impact of this rather common disorder. This review summarizes the burden of this problem in the Indian context.

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Epidemiology of insomnia: A review of the Global and Indian scenario

Bhattacharya¹,

Sen²,

Suri³

2013

Indian Journal of Sleep Medicine

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“…In another study conducted by the authors,the prevalence of SDB in pregnant women was 9.5% against theprevalence of 2% in nonpregnant women (p= 0.05). Another interesting observation in this study was that the occurrence of SDB increased with gestational age (p=0.04) 24 . Izciet al 17 .…”

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Sleep-disordered breathing and preeclampsia

Suri¹

2015

Indian Journal of Sleep Medicine

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reeclampsia is a hypertensive disorder unique to pregnancy, which is characterized by hypertension, proteinuria, and edema. It affects about 7%-10% of all pregnant women and has a predilection for primigravidas 1 . It is diagnosed by a new-onset hypertension of >140/90 mm Hg after 20 weeks of gestation, along with proteinuria of 0.3g in a 24 h urine specimen or a dipstick value of >1+ if quantitative measurement is not available. 1 In patients with new-onset

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“…Sleep disorder is exacerbated during the pregnancy and affect a large number of pregnant women (Suri et al. 2009).…”

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