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Common symptoms are difficulty in falling asleep, decreased sleep quality and Sleep time Decreased memory and attention.
Now? clinical medicine Scientific understanding of insomnia has limitations, but clinical physicians have begun to clinical research , Defining Insomnia, 2012 Chinese Medical Association Neurology branch Sleep disorders Based on the existing Evidence based medicine Evidence, the Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Insomnia in Chinese Adults has been formulated, in which insomnia means that patients are dissatisfied with sleep time and/or quality and affect daytime social function A subjective experience of.
TCM disease name
insomnia
Foreign name
insomnia
Visiting department
Neurology Department, Psychopsychology Department
Common causes
Mental pressure, psychosocial factors, some chronic diseases, etc
common symptom
Difficult to fall asleep, low sleep quality, easy to wake up; Forgetfulness, daytime sleepiness

pathogeny

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Insomnia can be divided into Primary and secondary Two types.
Usually, there is no clear cause of insomnia, or insomnia symptoms still remain after eliminating the causes that may cause insomnia, mainly including psychophysiological insomnia idiopathic insomnia and subjective insomnia 3 types. The diagnosis of primary insomnia lacks specific indicators and is mainly an exclusive diagnosis. When the possible cause of insomnia is excluded or cured, it can be considered as primary insomnia when there are still insomnia symptoms. Psychophysiological insomnia can be traced to a certain or long-term event to the patient's brain Limbic system The influence of functional stability and the imbalance of marginal system function eventually lead to the disorder of brain sleep function and insomnia.
Including due to Somatic disease Mental disorders drug abuse Insomnia caused by, and Sleep disordered breathing , Sleep Dyskinesia And other related insomnia. Insomnia often occurs at the same time as other diseases, and sometimes it is difficult to determine the relationship between these diseases and insomnia causal relationship , so it is proposed in recent years Comorbidity The concept of sexual insomnia is used to describe insomnia accompanied by other diseases.

clinical manifestation

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The clinical manifestations of insomnia patients mainly include the following aspects:
1. Obstacles in sleep process
Difficulty in falling asleep, decreased sleep quality and reduced sleep time.
memory function Decline, attention function decline, and planning function decline, resulting in daytime sleepiness and reduced working ability, which is easy to occur during the day when work stops Lethargy Phenomenon.
3. Brain Limbic system And its surroundings Autonomic nerve dysfunction
cardiovascular system As Chest tightness palpitation , unstable blood pressure, peripheral vasoconstriction Expansion barrier; digestive system The symptoms are constipation or diarrhea, stomach stuffiness; Motion system Neck and shoulder Muscle tension headache And low back pain. emotion control ability Reduced, easily angry or unhappy; Men are easy to appear Impotence , women often appear Sexual function Reduction and other performances.
4. Other system symptoms
It is easy to lose weight in a short time, immunity Decrease and endocrine Dysfunction

diagnosis

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The Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Chinese Adult Insomnia has formulated diagnostic criteria
① Insomnia
It is difficult to fall asleep for more than 30 minutes;
② Sleep quality
Sleep quality decline, sleep maintenance disorder, overnight Awakening times ≥ 2 times Wake up early The quality of sleep declines;
The total sleep time is reduced, usually less than 6 hours.
On the basis of the above symptoms, accompanied by daytime dysfunction Sleep related daytime functional damage includes: ① fatigue or general discomfort; ② Attention, attention maintenance or Memory loss ;③ The ability to study, work and (or) socialize decreases; ④ Emotional fluctuations or Easily provoked ;⑤ Sleeping in the daytime; ⑥ Loss of interest and energy; ⑦ Error tendency increases during work or driving; ⑧ Tension, headache dizzy , or other somatic symptoms related to sleep loss; ⑨ Excessive attention to sleep.
Insomnia can be divided into: ① acute insomnia, duration<1 month; ② Subacute Insomnia, duration ≥ 1 month,<6 months; ③ chronic insomnia , course of disease ≥ 6 months.
The standard process and Clinical pathway As follows:
Clinician It is necessary to carefully inquire about the medical history, including the specific sleep condition, medication history and possible Material dependence Condition, physical examination and mental examination mentality assessment. The specific content of sleep status data acquisition includes insomnia manifestations, work and rest patterns, sleep related symptoms, and the impact of insomnia on daytime function. Can be accessed via Self assessment scale Tools, family sleep records, symptom screening forms, mental screening tests and family member statements were used to collect medical history data. The recommended collection process of medical history (1~7 are necessary evaluation items, 8 are recommended evaluation items) is as follows:
(1) Via System review Determine whether it exists nervous system , cardiovascular system respiratory system , digestive system and endocrine system And other diseases, and check whether there are other kinds of body diseases, such as skin Itch and Chronic pain Etc;
(2) Via Inquire Determine whether the patient exists Mood disorder Anxiety disorder Memory impairment , and other mental disorders;
(3) Review the history of drug or substance application, especially antidepressant , central excitatory drugs Analgesics Sedatives theophylline Drugs steroid And alcohol Psychoactive substance Abuse history;
(4) Review the overall sleep status in the past 2-4 weeks, including the sleep latency (the time from the beginning of going to bed to falling asleep), the number of awakenings during sleep, duration and total sleep time. It should be noted that the average should be used when asking the above parameters Estimated value , it is not suitable to regard the sleep condition and experience of a single night as Diagnostic basis Body motion is recommended Sleep detector Sleep assessment was carried out every 7 days;
(5) Sleep quality assessment can be carried out by Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQJ) questionnaire and other scale tools. It is recommended to use the body motion sleep detector for sleep assessment every 7 days Blood oxygen Monitor blood oxygen at night;
(6) Evaluate daytime function through consultation or with the help of scale tools to exclude other diseases that impair daytime function;
(7) It is carried out for patients who are homesick during the day, combined with consultation to screen for sleep disordered breathing and others Sleep disorders
(8) Before the first systematic evaluation, it is better for patients and their families to help complete a 2-week sleep diary, record the daily bedtime, and estimate sleep latency , record the number of awakening times at night and the time of each awakening, and record the total time from going to bed to getting up Bed time , according to awakening in the morning Time estimation Actual sleep time, calculating Sleep efficiency (i.e. actual sleep time/bedtime × 100%), record abnormal symptoms at night( Abnormal breathing , behavior, sports, etc.), daytime energy and social function The degree of impact and lunch break. Daily medication and self experience.
2. Scale evaluation
(1) Systematic review of medical history: It is recommended to use the Cornell Health Index to conduct a semi quantitative review of medical history and current situation, and obtain basic data supporting evidence in terms of relevant body and emotion.
(2) Sleep quality scale evaluation: insomnia severity index; Pittsburgh sleep index; Fatigue severity scale; Quality of life Questionnaire; Sleep belief and attitude questionnaire, and Epworth sleep scale assessment.
(3) Emotion includes self rating and other rating insomnia related scale: Beck; Depression Scale; State trait anxiety questionnaire.
3. Cognitive function assessment
Note that IVA-CPT is recommended for functional evaluation; Memory function recommended Wechsler Memory Scale
4. Objective evaluation
Insomniacs are more likely to have bias in their self-evaluation of sleep status, and they need to take objective evaluation methods to screen when necessary.
(1) Sleep monitoring
Overnight Polysomnography (PSG) is mainly used for the evaluation and differential diagnosis of sleep disorders. PSG can be evaluated in the differential diagnosis of chronic insomnia patients. Multiple sleep latency test for Narcolepsy And excessive daytime sleep. Kinesis Recorder It can be used as an alternative method to evaluate the total sleep time and Sleep mode Finger pulse blood oxygen monitoring can understand the blood oxygen during sleep, and should be carried out before and after treatment. Before treatment, it is mainly used to diagnose whether there is hypoxia during sleep, and during treatment, it is mainly used to judge the effect of drugs on breathing during sleep.
(2) Limbic system Stability check
Event related evoked potential Examination can provide diagnosis of emotional and cognitive dysfunction Objective indicators Neurological function Imaging Open up a new field for the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of insomnia. Due to the expensive equipment clinical practice It cannot be popularized in China.
(3) etiology Exclusion check
Because the occurrence of sleep diseases is often related to endocrine function tumour diabetes and Cardiovascular disease Relevant, so it is recommended to Thyroid function test sex hormone Horizontal inspection Tumor markers Inspection Blood glucose test Dynamic ECG at night Heart rate variability analysis. Some patients need to have a head imaging examination.

treatment

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1. Overall objective
The etiology should be clarified as far as possible to achieve the following objectives:
(1) Improve sleep quality and/or increase effective sleep time;
(2) Restore social function and improve the quality of life of patients;
(3) Reduce or eliminate the risk of somatic diseases related to insomnia or comorbidity with somatic diseases;
(4) Avoid the negative effects of drug intervention.
2. Intervention mode
Insomniac Interventions It mainly includes drug treatment and non drug treatment. For patients with acute insomnia, it is advisable to use drugs early. For patients with subacute or chronic insomnia, whether primary or secondary, psychological treatment should be supplemented with medication Behavior therapy , even those who have taken sedation for a long time sodium amytal The same is true of insomniacs. The main effective psychological and behavioral treatment methods for insomnia are Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT-I)。
At present, the professional resources that can engage in psychological and behavioral therapy are relatively scarce in China, and there are professionals in this field Qualification There are not many people, and simply using CBT-I will also face Compliance Problem, so drug intervention still occupies the place of insomnia treatment leading role Other non psychotherapy medication , such as Dietotherapy Aromatherapy , massage Homeopathy Phototherapy There is no convincing large sample control study. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treat insomnia Has a long history, but is limited by special individualization medical model It is difficult to evaluate with modern evidence-based medicine model. The importance of sleep health education should be emphasized, that is, on the basis of establishing good sleep hygiene habits, psychological and behavioral treatment, drug treatment and traditional medicine treatment.
3. Drug treatment of insomnia
Although with Hypnosis There are many kinds of drugs for insomnia, but the main use of most of them is not to treat insomnia. At present, the drugs for insomnia mainly include Benzodiazepine class Receptor agonist (benzodiazepinereceptoragonists, BZRAs)、 melatonin Receptor agonists and hypnotic Antidepressants Antihistamine (e.g diphenhydramine ), melatonin and Valerian root extract Although it has hypnotic effect, the existing Clinical research evidence Limited, not suitable for routine use as insomnia. General treatment recommendations: Eszopiclone (eszopiclone)、 Zolpidem , zolpidem controlled release agent (zolpidem CR) Zopiclone (zopiclone)。 Drugs for insomnia are complex and numerous, including Estazolam (estazolam), Fluzepam (flurazepam)、 Quarazepam (quazepam)、 Temazepam (temazepam), triazolam Alprazolam (alprazolam)、 Chlorazone (chlordiazepoxide)、 diazepam (diazepam)、 Lorazepam (lorazepam)、 Midazolam Midazolam, zolpidem, zolpidem CR, zopiclone Right zopiclone (eszopiclone) and Zaleplon (zaleplon), ramelteon, tesimelteon (tasimelteon in phase III clinical) Agomelatine (agomeratin), tricyclic antidepressants, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors( SSRI s)、 5-hydroxytryptamine and Norepinephrine Inhibition of reuptake (SNRIs), low dose Mirtazapine Small dose Trazodone Etc. Because some drugs have the possibility of dependence, it is generally not recommended to take them for a long time.
4. Physical therapy
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation It is a new non drug scheme for insomnia treatment, Transcranial magnetic stimulation It is a new technology of giving magnetic stimulation to a specific part of the human skull, which refers to the process of giving repeated stimulation to a specific cortical part. Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation can affect the stimulation of local and functionally related remote cortical functions, achieve regional reconstruction of cortical functions, and Neurotransmitter And its transmission, difference Brain region Multiple receptors including 5-hydroxytryptamine and its regulation neuron Excitatory gene expression It has obvious influence. It can be compared with drugs Combined treatment Quickly block the occurrence of insomnia, especially suitable for insomnia treatment of women during lactation, especially Postpartum depression Insomnia caused by.
5. Drug treatment for patients with special types of insomnia
The elderly patients with insomnia preferred non drug treatment, such as sleep health education, especially CBT-I (Level I recommendation). When the treatment for the primary disease cannot alleviate the insomnia symptoms or cannot comply with non drug treatment, drug treatment can be considered. Non BZDs (non benzodiazepines) or melatonin receptor agonists (Grade II recommendation) are recommended for elderly insomnia patients. BZDs are required( Benzodiazepine Class) should be taken with caution Ataxia Vagueness of consciousness , abnormal movement, hallucination Respiratory depression The drug should be stopped immediately and properly handled, and attention should be paid to the problems caused by taking BZDs Muscular tension Lowering may lead to falls, etc Accidental injury The dosage of medication for elderly patients should be Minimum effective dose Start, short-term application or adoption Intermittent therapy , do not advocate large dose Administration , close observation is required during medication Adverse drug reactions
(2) Pregnancy and lactation patient
There is a lack of data on the safety of sedative and hypnotic drugs used by pregnant women Animal experiment None in Teratogenic effect If necessary, it can be taken for a short time (recommended for Grade IV). Use of sedative and hypnotic drugs during lactation and Antidepressant Care should be taken to avoid drugs affecting infants through milk. Non drug intervention is recommended to treat insomnia (Level I recommendation). Existing experiments show that transcranial magnetic stimulation is a promising method to treat insomnia in pregnancy and lactation, but the exact effect needs further large sample observation.
(3) Perimenopause and Menopause patient
For perimenopausal and menopausal women with insomnia, it is necessary to first identify and deal with this problem age group Common diseases affecting sleep, such as Depressive disorder , anxiety disorder and Sleep apnea syndrome And give necessary Hormone replacement therapy The treatment of insomnia symptoms of this part of patients is the same as that of ordinary adults.
(4) Accompanying Respiratory diseases patient
BZDs due to respiratory depression Adverse reactions , on Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD )、 Sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome Use with caution in patients. Non BZDs receptor has strong selectivity and residual effect in the next morning incidence rate Low. Insomniacs who use zolpidem and zopiclone to treat mild and moderate COPD in stable stage have not been found respiratory function Adverse reactions were reported, but the efficacy of zaleplon on insomnia patients with respiratory diseases has not yet been determined.
old age Sleep Apnea Patients can lose sleep for Chief complaint The number of patients with complex sleep disordered breathing increases, and the use of short-term sleep promoting drugs such as zolpidem alone can reduce Central sleep apnea Occurs on Non invasive ventilator Simultaneous application of treatment can improve Compliance To reduce the possibility of inducing obstructive sleep apnea. yes Hypercapnia Obvious acute exacerbation of COPD Restrictive ventilatory dysfunction BZDs are forbidden for patients in decompensation period, and can be mechanical ventilation Support (invasive or non-invasive) simultaneous application and close monitoring. Melatonin receptor agonist Remelton can be used for treatment Sleep disordered breathing Patients with insomnia, but further research is needed.
(5) Patients with comorbid mental disorders
Insomnia often exists in patients with mental disorders, which should be controlled by Psychiatry Department The licensed doctors treat and control the primary disease according to the specialized principle, and treat insomnia symptoms at the same time. Depressive disorder is often associated with insomnia. It cannot be treated alone to avoid the dilemma of entering a vicious circle. The recommended combination treatment methods include:
① CBT-I treatment
When CBT-I is used to treat insomnia, antidepressants with hypnotic effect (such as Doxepin amitriptyline Mirtazapine or paroxetine Etc.);
② Antidepressant
Antidepressants (single or combined) plus sedative hypnotics, such as non BZDs or melatonin receptor agonists (recommended for Level III). It should be noted that the use of antidepressants and hypnotics may aggravate sleep apnea syndrome and periodic leg movements. When patients with anxiety disorder have insomnia Antianxiety drugs Mainly, add sedative and hypnotic drugs before going to bed when necessary. Schizophrenia When patients have insomnia, they should mainly choose antipsychotic drugs, and if necessary, sedative hypnotic drugs can be used to treat insomnia.
6. Psychological and behavioral treatment of insomnia
The essence of psychotherapy is to change the patient's Belief system , play its role Self efficacy To improve insomnia symptoms. To achieve this goal, professional doctors are often required to participate. Psychobehavioral therapy has good effects on adult primary insomnia and secondary insomnia, usually including sleep health education Stimulus control Therapy Sleep restriction therapy , cognitive therapy and Relaxation therapy These methods are used independently or in combination for the treatment of adult primary or secondary insomnia
(1) Sleep health education
Most of the insomniacs have adverse effects Sleep habits , disrupt the normal sleep pattern, and form a sleep Misconception , leading to insomnia. Sleep health education is mainly to help insomnia patients understand the important role of bad sleep habits in the occurrence and development of insomnia, analyze and find the reasons for forming bad sleep habits, and establish good sleep habits. Generally speaking, sleep health education needs to be carried out at the same time as other psychological and behavioral treatment methods, and it is not recommended to use sleep health education as an isolated intervention.
The contents of sleep hygiene education include:
① Avoid using stimulants (coffee Strong tea Or smoking); ② Don't drink alcohol before going to bed. Alcohol can interfere with sleep; ③ Regular physical exercise, but should be avoided before going to bed Strenuous exercise ;④ Do not overeat or eat food that is difficult to digest before going to bed; ⑤ Not doing anything for at least one hour before going to bed is likely to cause excitement mental labour Or watch books and TV programs that are easy to arouse excitement; ⑥ The bedroom environment should be quiet and comfortable, with appropriate light and temperature; ⑦ Keep a regular schedule.
(2) Relaxation therapy
Stress, tension and anxiety are common factors inducing insomnia. Relaxation therapy can alleviate the adverse effects caused by the above factors, so it is the most commonly used non drug therapy for insomnia. Its purpose is to reduce alertness and reduce Night Awakening Skills training to reduce arousal and promote sleep at night include Gradualness Muscle relaxation, instructional imagination and Abdominal breathing training After the relaxation training, the patient should insist on practicing 2-3 times a day. The environment should be clean and quiet. At the initial stage, it should be conducted under the guidance of professionals. Relaxation therapy can be used as an independent intervention for insomnia treatment (Level I recommendation).
(3) Stimulation control therapy
Stimulation control therapy is a set of improvements Sleep environment Behavioral intervention measures that interact with sleep tendency (sleepiness) to restore the function of bedrest as a sleep inducing signal, so that patients can easily fall asleep and re-establish sleep wake Biological rhythm Stimulation control therapy can be used as an independent intervention (Level I recommendation). Specific contents: ① Go to bed only when sleepy; ② If you cannot fall asleep after staying in bed for 20 minutes, you should get up and leave the bedroom, engage in some simple activities, and return to the bedroom to sleep when you are sleepy; ③ Do not do activities unrelated to sleep in bed, such as eating, watching TV, listening radio And thinking Complex problems Etc.; ④ No matter how long you slept the night before last, keep a regular time to get up; ⑤ Avoid naps during the day.
(4) Sleep restriction therapy
Many insomniacs try to increase the chance of sleeping by increasing the time they stay in bed, but it often backfires and makes the quality of sleep further decline. Sleep restriction therapy increases the number of people who fall asleep by shortening the time they stay awake in bed Driving power To improve sleep efficiency. The specific contents of the recommended sleep restriction therapy are as follows (Level II recommendation): ① reduce the bed rest time to make it consistent with the actual sleep time, and increase the bed rest time by 15-20 minutes only when the sleep efficiency of one week exceeds 85%; ② When the sleep efficiency is lower than 80%, the bedridden time will be reduced by 15-20 minutes, and when the sleep efficiency is between 80% and 85%, the bedridden time will remain unchanged; ③ Avoid daytime naps and keep a regular wake up time.
(5) Cognitive behavioral therapy
Insomniacs often fear insomnia itself, pay too much attention to the adverse consequences of insomnia, and often feel nervous and worried about not sleeping well when they are close to sleep. These negative emotions further worsen sleep, and the aggravation of insomnia in turn affects patients' emotions, forming a vicious circle. The purpose of cognitive therapy is to change patients' perception of insomnia Cognitive bias , change the patient's perception of sleep problems Irrational belief And attitude. Cognitive Therapy It is often used together with stimulation control therapy and sleep restriction therapy to form the CBT-I of insomnia. Cognitive behavioral therapy Basic content of: ① maintain reasonable sleep expectation; ② Don't blame insomnia for all problems; ③ Keep sleeping naturally and avoid excessive subjective intention to fall asleep (force yourself to fall asleep); ④ Don't pay too much attention to sleep; ⑤ Don't feel frustrated because you didn't sleep well in the first night; ⑥ Cultivation of insomnia Tolerance CBT-I is usually a combination of cognitive therapy and behavioral therapy (stimulation control therapy, sleep restriction therapy), and it can also be combined with relaxation therapy and sleep health education. CBT-I is the core of insomnia psychotherapy (Level I recommendation)
(6) Comprehensive intervention of insomnia
1) Drug intervention
The short-term efficacy of insomnia has been confirmed by clinical trials, but long-term use still needs to bear adverse drug reactions Addiction And other potential risks. CBT-I not only has short-term efficacy, but also can maintain its efficacy for a long time in follow-up observation. CBT-I combined with non BZDs can gain more advantages, and the latter can optimize the effect of this combined treatment by changing to intermittent treatment.
2) Recommended combination Treatment mode (Level II recommendation)
The combination of CBT-I and non BZDs (or melatonin receptor agonists) is the first choice. If the symptoms are controlled in a short time, the non BZDs drugs should be gradually stopped. Otherwise, non BZDs should be changed to intermittent drugs, and CBT-I intervention should be maintained throughout the treatment (recommended by Level II).