Are you getting a good night's sleep?

If you sleep 6 hours a day, 1/4 of the day is sleep time. In other words, 1/4 of your life is sleep time. I'm sure you've all experienced frustration, poor memory, and poor ability to perform when you're sleep deprived. Of course, there are times when you feel euphoric in a natural high state, but those times are short. Good sleep is necessary to enrich your daily life.

However, sleep depends on the mental state, physical (airway) state, and environment. At this clinic, the director will consider appropriate symptomatic treatments and suggest ways to get a good night's sleep.

As a specific treatment method​ If you have insomnia, consider medication. Pharmacotherapy is a very common method, but at this clinic, the director has a lot of clinical experience, understands the pros and cons of sleeping pills, and prescribes more patient-friendly. A lot of clinical experience means a lot of work on duty. Patient sleep is very important in the field of intensive care. We use various prescription drugs according to the patient's condition, and describe it as abundant clinical experience in the sense that we have confirmed whether we are actually sleeping as many times as we are on duty.

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Check if the cause of your sleep disorder is sleep apnea.​ Consider CPAP treatment for sleep apnea. CPAP is Continuous Positive Airway Pressure, a type of ventilator. Generally, the departments that use respiratory organs in hospitals are limited. Respiratory department, anesthesiology department, emergency department, intensive care department, etc. The director of this clinic is an emergency department specialist and an intensive care specialist, and has abundant clinical experience in respiratory use, and will guide patients on appropriate usage and treatment methods.