The reason for not being able to sleep at night, first of all, can be considered as sleeping too much during the day and not being able to sleep at night, but also can be due to excessive mental tension, excessive fatigue, emotional anxiety leading to disorders of the plant nervous system, appearing to affect the abnormalities of the metabolism of the brain transmitters, and then appearing to be unable to sleep at night; secondly, not being able to sleep at night can also be seen in perimenopausal women, due to changes in the level of hormones in the body, affecting the brain transmitters Secondly, sleepless nights can also be seen in perimenopausal women, where changes in the body’s hormone levels affect the abnormalities of brain transmitters, and the patient may have trouble sleeping at night. For patients who have difficulty sleeping, it is recommended that the patient take oral medications to promote sleep, such as zopiclone or zolpidem tartrate tablets, which have a fast onset of action and allow the patient to fall asleep after half an hour of taking them, and these drugs also have a short half-life and are metabolized quickly after taking them, so the patient will not have a hangover the next day. So for the night sleeplessness, if the patient sleeps a lot during the day, it is recommended to reduce sleep during the day, if it is due to plant nerve dysfunction, if necessary, you can take oral sedative sleeping pills.