Sleep after critical illness can be disrupted. Sleeping tablets aren’t a long term solution and can have side effects (see nhssomerset.nhs.uk/wp-conte... There are other things you can do to help your sleep such as exercise and getting outside in nature. Sleep hygiene is really important to promote sleep. The same leaflet goes through some things to help.
Hi. Yes sleep after ICU is problematic for all of us I like Sepsur get around 4-5 hours if I’m lucky. I don’t take pills as Rhyl1say they are definitely not a one term solution follow the link. It might help. Exercise if you can I don’t know your specifics so you could just get out in good old fresh air I think a lot of us suffer from not going out after ICU
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