Sleep Apnea and Late-Onset Epilepsy: Study Suggests Potential Connection in Older Adults

2024-11-15T20:25:59-07:00

Sleep apnea disrupts sleep, causing frequent breathing pauses that leave you gasping for air. It's a common condition but can be especially challenging for older adults.  Adding to the concern, epilepsy, which causes seizures, also becomes more likely as we age.  A new study suggests

Sleep Apnea and Late-Onset Epilepsy: Study Suggests Potential Connection in Older Adults2024-11-15T20:25:59-07:00

Epilepsy and Sleep: A Complicated, Bi-directional Relationship

2024-11-20T18:58:20-07:00

Sleep and epilepsy share a complex, two-way connection. Headaches often intertwine with sleep issues too. The Insomnia and Sleep Institute of Arizona focuses on improving sleep quality. Whether challenges are connected to other conditions or stand on their own, our team is ready to support

Epilepsy and Sleep: A Complicated, Bi-directional Relationship2024-11-20T18:58:20-07:00

Sleep and Epilepsy Studies Get Combined in New Pilot

2024-11-20T19:03:07-07:00

There’s a strong link between sleep and epilepsy. While The Insomnia and Sleep Institute of Arizona does not treat epilepsy directly, sleep issues often coexist with neurological conditions.  Sleep disruption can affect seizure control, making it important for people with epilepsy to prioritize good sleep

Sleep and Epilepsy Studies Get Combined in New Pilot2024-11-20T19:03:07-07:00

Why Sleep is So Important: Epilepsy and Rest

2024-11-20T19:19:51-07:00

Sleep disorders often coexist with other conditions, including epilepsy. The Insomnia and Sleep Institute of Arizona focuses on improving sleep health and addressing issues such as insomnia, restless nights, and disrupted sleep patterns. Our specialists work with individuals across various age groups—from teens to adults—helping

Why Sleep is So Important: Epilepsy and Rest2024-11-20T19:19:51-07:00

Sleep, Epilepsy, and Night Seizures

2024-11-20T19:22:38-07:00

The connection between epilepsy and sleep is complex and deeply intertwined. Sleep deprivation can provoke seizures, while seizures themselves often disrupt sleep patterns. Recognizing this relationship is essential for understanding how epilepsy can impact restful sleep.  While addressing sleep challenges remains the primary focus at

Sleep, Epilepsy, and Night Seizures2024-11-20T19:22:38-07:00