Several neurological conditions can contribute to insomnia:
1. [Parkinson's Disease](): Patients often experience sleep disturbances due to the neurodegenerative nature of the disease. 2. [Alzheimer's Disease](): Sleep-wake cycle disruptions are common in Alzheimer’s patients, leading to insomnia. 3. [Multiple Sclerosis](): This autoimmune condition can cause sleep problems due to pain, muscle spasms, and other symptoms. 4. [Stroke](): Post-stroke insomnia is often reported, potentially due to brain damage affecting sleep-regulating areas. 5. [Epilepsy](): Seizures and medications used to control epilepsy can disrupt sleep patterns.
