INSOMNIA IS COMMON IN DEPRESSION, ITS SYMPTOMS OVERCOME 80% IN PEOPLE WHO ARE CONCURRENTLY DEPRESSED.
Most cases of insomnia are related to inadequate sleep habits, depression, anxiety, lack of exercise, chronic illnesses, or certain medications.
Sleep disorder is an important factor for the development and maintenance of depression, which is why the appropriate treatment of sleep disorder in an existing depressive disorder has the potential to help improve outcomes in both conditions and be an important tool for depression prevention.
