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SOUTHERN REGION<br />
WHY AM I ALWAYS TIRED<br />
Everyone has days when they can‟t seem to get motivated, but many arrive at work tired and<br />
stay tired for more than a few days a month- Why is this<br />
The most common cause of daytime tiredness is just what you would expect- not enough sleep<br />
at night. Experts believe that we are a nation of people who don‟t know how to sleep. If you<br />
frequently find yourself irritable, not being able to cope with simple tasks, on the verge of<br />
nodding off at work or you do actually nod off, you probably need more sleep.<br />
Most people need to sleep seven to eight hours each night, needs vary, and you may be one<br />
who need more like nine or more hours per night. If you know you need more sleep but suffer<br />
from insomnia- often caused by our busy working life and not being able to switch off at the<br />
end of the day because you know you have so much to do the next day, try some of these<br />
insomnia fighting tips:<br />
Tips for Sleeping<br />
Go to bed at the same time each night, and get up at the same time each morning,<br />
whether you slept well or not.<br />
Avoid alcohol, caffeine and stimulants, especially after 4.00pm. Try a hot milk or herb<br />
tea at bedtime instead.<br />
Get plenty of exercise to relax you physically, but don‟t exercise within an hour of<br />
bedtime.<br />
Instead of reading or watching TV in bed, get up and do something until you feel<br />
sleepy.<br />
Avoid daytime naps.<br />
Except for short term problems, avoid sleeping medication as they can be habit<br />
forming.<br />
If stress is keeping you awake, research and try stress reduction programs. You may<br />
be able to approach our Employee Assistance Provider for more information on the<br />
services available in our area.<br />
In most cases, fatigue can be cured by getting plenty of sleep, regular exercise, and<br />
nutritious food, by taking care of yourself emotionally: dealing with stress, depression or<br />
unresolved problems. If you have done all of these things and are still finding that you are<br />
continually tired, see you doctor for a thorough check up.<br />
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