If you answered mostly:
As: You have symptoms of sleep apnea, a potentially serious disorder which causes you to stop breathing repeatedly, often 100s of times in the night during your sleep.
Bs: You have symptoms of insomnia, a persistent inability to fall asleep or stay asleep.
Cs: You have symptoms of narcolepsy, a lifelong disorder characterized by sleep attacks during the day.
Ds: You have symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux, a disorder caused by acid “backing up” into the esophagus during sleep.
Es: You have symptoms of periodic limb movement disorder or restless leg syndrome.
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Quite interesting to know the different causes behind being unable to sleep, apart from waking up late the day before 🙄😂
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