Dr. R Bart Sangal Diagnoses and Treats Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders and Sleep Related Movement Disorders at the Sleep & Attention Disorders Institute in Sterling Heights, Mich.
Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder
People who are suffering from circadian rhythm sleep disorder are not in sync with the sun’s 24-hour cycle. This may sound odd. However, the human body is constantly adjusting to the earth’s circadian rhythm – the rising and setting of the sun. If your body is not adjusting properly, the result is a sleep problem called circadian rhythm sleep disorder (CRSD).
There are many circadian rhythm sleep disorders and sleep medicine expert Dr. R Bart Sangal is experienced at diagnosing them. Once he figures out what is keeping you awake at night, he will find the best treatment for you. He is located in the Greater Detroit area, where Shelby Township, Sterling Hts, Troy and Rochester Hills meet.
There are many reasons your body rhythm may be out of sync causing you to have trouble falling asleep and stay asleep. These include:
Delayed sleep phase disorder: Patients fall asleep too late at night. Then, they wake up too late in the morning. They complain of insomnia. They have daytime sleepiness in the morning. It is more common in teenagers and college students.
Advanced sleep phase disorder: Patients fall asleep too early and then they wake up too early. They complain of daytime sleepiness in the evening. They have insomnia in the early morning. This occurs in the elderly.
Shift work disorder: Patients are sleepy at work. They try to sleep when they are off work. Then they have insomnia.
Jet lag disorder: People who travel across time zones experience jet lag disorder. It takes a day for every hour of time zone change to recover.
Non-24 hour disorder: Patients fall asleep a little later every day. They wake up a little later every day. This happens in blind people.
If you or someone you love is suffering from any of these circadian rhythm disorders or any other sleep disorder including dangerous sleep apnea, contact Dr. Sangal. He will diagnose your problem at the Sleep & Attention Disorders Institute in Sterling Heights, Mich. Better yet; he will find a treatment that works for you.
A Better Night’s Sleep is a Phone Call Away; Contact Michigan’s Sleep Medicine Expert Dr. R Bart Sangal to have your Sleep Disorder Diagnosed and Treated
Dr. R Bart Sangal has been treating patients from throughout Michigan for 30 years. He founded the Sleep & Attention Disorders Institute in Sterling Heights, Mich. He loves working with patients and finding solutions for their sleep and attention disorders. Not all doctors specialize in this type of medicine. Dr. Sangal has the experience and training to help you. Patients come to him when other doctors have not been able to diagnose and/or effectively treat their sleep or attention disorders. They come to him from Royal Oak, Macomb Township and Pontiac.
Dr. Sangal was trained at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD. He is board certified in Sleep Medicine. He is also board certified in Clinical Neurophysiology. These certifications are by the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology. He has hospital privileges at Beaumont Hospitals in Troy and Royal Oak, Mich.
If you or your loved one is having difficulty falling asleep and waking up when desired, come to us. We can look for causes. We can treat it. You will sleep better and feel better. We are located near Clinton Township, Bloomfield Township and Warren. Call us at 586-254-0707 or fill out our convenient online contact form. We will contact you.
