After COVID-19

Sleeping well

Different people need different amounts of sleep. When you’re recovering from an illness, it’s normal to need more sleep. You might need to take rests or a nap during the day—that’s OK. Your body is working hard to recover.

The number of hours you sleep isn’t as important as the quality of your sleep.

See the links below for advice to help you sleep well:

If you still have trouble with sleep, talk to your healthcare provider or call the Rehabilitation Advice Line.

Current as of: October 2, 2024

Author: Neurosciences, Rehabilitation & Vision Strategic Clinical Network, and Allied Health Professional Practice and Education, Health Professions Strategy and Practice

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