Sleep loss is a common condition as it affects many individuals. The effects of sleep deprivation on the organs have been unclear, however, recent epidemiological studies outlined that hypertension (HT), coronary heart disease (CHD), and diabetes mellitus (DM) are related to deprivation of sleep. This article tries to explore the relationship between sleep loss how it poses a risk for cardiovascular disease. Sleep loss is a common condition with evidence showing that people are sleeping on average only 6.8 hr per night.
Recent investigations show that there is a relation between duration of sleep with hypertension. From the perspective of a duration of sleep, sleep apnea syndrome should be considered. Effects of sleep duration Sleep duration and HT The incidence of HT has increased in recent years in spite of the improvements in awareness, treatment, and control of this disease.…
