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Sleep Center
SNHMC West Campus
29 Northwest Boulevard
Nashua, NH 03063
Telephone: (603) 577-5777
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More than 130 million Americans suffer from sleep problems, often caused by a sleep disorder. Though most sleep disorders can be treated, many of them go undiagnosed. The Sleep Center at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center can help.
Sleep disorders can cause problems falling asleep, staying asleep, or staying awake. Symptoms may include:
- irritability
- loud or irregular snoring (click here for a self-test and more information)
- difficulty breathing during sleep
- morning headache, sore throat, or mouth dryness
- leg movements
- insomnia
- sleepwalking
- bedwetting
- nightmares
- sleep at inappropriate times (narcolepsy)
- momentary cessation of breathing while sleeping (sleep apnea)
- constant drowsiness
The Sleep Center professionals conduct diagnostic sleep studies that can be performed both night and day. Our state-of-the-art equipment monitors brain waves, breathing, heart activity, muscle activity, and other functions. Our board certified sleep specialist reports the results to your primary care doctor, who reviews the results with you. Many disorders can be diagnosed in a single visit. Treatment may include lifestyle changes, breathing aid devices, and medications.
Talk to your doctor if you are having trouble sleeping or staying awake. For more information about sleep disorders, visit WebMd and Today's Health.
Neurodiagnostics
Working with specially trained physicians in Neurology and Sleep Medicine, our Neurodiagnostics staff offers a wide range of outpatient and inpatient testing. Electroencephalogram (EEG) testing, for example, consists of exams that measure and map a person's brain waves to assist with the diagnosis of problems ranging from seizures to fainting spells.
Learn more about Dr. Eugene Lesser and Foundation Neurology.
For more information about the EEG, go to Today's Health.
Learn more about the EMG and nerve conduction studies.
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