The amount that identifies sleep disorders among students in Ulaanbaatar

Abstract

Background: Research is being conducted on the prevalence of insomnia in foreign countries. Now days there is no research of insomnia among young people in our country during the plague sought, and the need to study insomnia and develop recommendations based on research results is the basis for our research. Aim: Our work’s purpose is to reaearch the result of University student’s inosomnia in Ulaanbaatar city, to study the prevalence of youth sleep disorders and the factors that affect them. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted by a case-based study method among 26 university’s students of Ulaanbaatar. The difference between the T test and the grouped data was assessed by the Hee-Quadrat test, respectively, by comparing the level of insomnia with age and sex. Results: 41.2 % of all respondents have sleep disorder, 65.7% have a negative psychological effect, 68.5% affect negative to work and learning, 22.6% approach to doctors because of insomnia 18.1% is using a sleeping pills. In the study of sleep disorders by age and sex, except for inorganic insomnia and night fear disorders, the statistically difference is (P<0.05). Insomnia in society and families is detrimental to the majority of men, with statistically significant differences of (P<0.05). The psychological impact on the comparison of age groups is predominant in 20-22 years, with statistically significant differences of (P<0.05). Unlike statistical significance in the study of the age and sex of hospital care for insomnia (P<0.05). Conclusion: 20-22 years olds account for the majority of sleep disorders. The negative effects of insomnia are predominantly affecting the process of work and learning. In the total study, 22.6% of respondents were treated with a doctor due to insomnia, and 18.1% were used with sleep pills.