Lexington Neurosciences Center

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Sleep center LNC Sleep Disorders Center is a brand new facility with private sleep suites and many home-like amenities in a comfortable, relaxing atmosphere. Studies are performed by registered polysomnography technologists and interpreted by specialists who are Board-certified in sleep disorders and neurology. Our physicians work closely with referring providers and patients to provide complete medical care for sleep disorders from initial evaluation and testing to treatment and follow-up.

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Did You Know?

It is estimated that at least 12 million Americans have sleep apnea, with more than 80% undiagnosed and untreated.

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People with sleep apnea may have loud snoring, and complain of excessive daytime sleepiness, insomnia, morning headaches, and/or nocturnal heartburn.

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Sleep apnea can cause high blood pressure, impotence, memory loss, personality change, depression, heart attack and stroke.

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Sleep center If you or someone you love is experiencing a sleep problem, call Lexington Neurosciences Center to schedule a sleep consultation. You or your referring physician can schedule an appointment.

During your initial visit or consultation the sleep specialist will take you through a sleep history and a brief physical exam to determine whether additional testing is necessary. If necessary, you will be scheduled for an overnight sleep study.

Overnight sleep studies are conducted in our comfortable, home-like and private sleep suites. After our sleep specialists evaluate the results of your sleep study, they will develop a plan to put you on the road to healthy sleep again.

Common Sleep Disorders

OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA
  • Collapse of upper airway tissue that causes pauses in breathing during sleep
  • Associated with snoring
  • Associated with daytime tiredness
  • May be diagnosed in children and adults
  • May cause or worsen hypertension, cardiac
  • disorders, stroke, diabetes, mood disorders, acid reflux, and other medical conditions
  • More information about sleep apnea

RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME

  • A syndrome characterized by uncomfortable sensations in the legs, worse during periods of inactivity or rest while sitting or lying down
  • Individuals affected with this disorder describe the sensations as creepy, crawly and sometimes painful and are usually accompanied by an overwhelming urge to move, interfering with falling and staying asleep
PERIODIC LIMB MOVEMENT DISORDER
  • A disorder caused by involuntary muscle contractions during sleep, which may result in poor sleep

SLEEP-WAKE DISORDER

  • The regular pattern of sleeping and waking is disrupted due to shift work, jet lag, age or other factors

NARCOLEPSY

  • Characterized by excessive daytime sleepiness despite adequate sleep during the night
  • Symptoms may include muscle weakness during periods of strong emotions or falling
  • Usually begins in teenage years

INSOMNIA

  • The inability to fall asleep or stay asleep
  • Contributing factors may include restless legs syndrome, underlying medical disorders, environmental factors, depression, etc.

Features

Lexington Neurosciences Center provides comprehensive, physician-directed evaluation, testing and treatment for adults and children.

Sleep Center

EEG Testing

NCV/EMG Testing

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