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The fellowship-trained and board-certified team of physicians and sleep technologists at our four Norton Sleep Center locations serving Louisville and Southern Indiana are leaders in diagnosing and treating a variety of sleep disorders.
Any chronic disruption in sleep can affect your overall health.
Sleep treatment can improve conditions such as:
Our team of physicians has been at the leading edge of diagnosing and treating sleep disorders for more than 40 years.
Primary areas of focus include:
When the regular pattern of sleeping and waking is disrupted due to shift work, jet lag or other factors, some people find it difficult to resume a sleep-wake schedule that fits their needs.
Insomnia makes it difficult to fall asleep or maintain sleep. It may result from a variety of causes, such as breathing difficulties or involuntary muscle movements during sleep.
Narcolepsy is characterized by persistent sleepiness or falling asleep during waking hours, which may interfere with work or school. This can occur despite adequate sleep.
Norton Children’s Pediatric Sleep Center provides sleep studies for children of all ages. Sleep disorders in infants, children and teens are common.
Periodic limb movements are caused by involuntary muscle contractions during sleep, which may result in insufficient sleep. Symptoms may include a crawling sensation or restless feeling in the legs prior to sleep onset.
Loud snoring, excessive daytime sleepiness and fatigue are the most common symptoms associated with sleep apnea. People with sleep apnea stop breathing repeatedly during sleep — as many as several hundred times a night.
Norton Sleep Center locations are staffed with fellowship-trained and board-certified physicians and sleep technologists who are experienced in diagnosing and treating a variety of sleep disorders.
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