== == The specialist that performs a Sleep Test is called a Polysomnographer. Some are registered and some are not. Once the data is gathered, the test is then scored by either the same technician or one that specifically does scoring. Once the scoring is completed it is normally interpreted by a Physician to confirm the results and make a diagnosis and recommendations.
First a sleep history is taken, then a medical history is taken and a general examination is done. Finally to fully diagnose most sleep disorders an overnight sleep study, called polysomnography, is used. You would looking for a neurologist.
Most doctors can help patients who are having problems sleeping but a sleep disorder specialist should be consulted if the problems persist or become worse over time.
Any regular doctor could diagnose a patient with having a sleep disorder, sleeping disorders can occur in both adults and children and is often related to stress.
You should consult a doctor with a sleep specialist if the sleeping disorder is affecting your daily life. Some dentists also specialize in oral care to help with sleeping issues.
Either a M.D. or a D.O. can be a sleep disorder specialist. It's just an extra certification added to their medical training. You are looking for a doctor with a certification from any of the following: AASM, ABSM, AADSM.
orthopedic specialist.
neurosurgeon or cardiovascular surgeon
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How are we supposed to know that? We don't have a clue how you look? That's like asking what kind of woman should I date ? You can always ask a specialist about that.
Typically, a primary care provider treats high blood pressure. If specialty care is required, the PCP can determine whether an endocrinologist, nephrologist, cardiologist, sleep medicine specialist, or bariatric specialist is most appropriate.
You should see a psychologist for the emotional/mental aspect of Bipolar Disorder, and a psychiatrist for the medicine(s) you will need to deal with the symptoms.
You should lead a healthy lifestyle with the right kind of food, exercise and sleep. Also, go to a good skin care specialist and get your skin analyzed and then treated. You could also get some facials done to add the glow to your face.
Bulimia, Bipolar disorder and self mutilation.
It's kind of straight forward...you panic, its a disorder
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