dr. niratchada sap-anan

Neurologist specializes in brain disorders including diagnosing sleep disorder for long-term brain care

Sleep Medicine

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Centers & Clinics

Memory Disorders,

Epilepsy,

Headache,

Brain and Nervous System Center,

Sleep Disorders

Specialty

Neurology

Sub Specialty

Sleep Medicine

Languages

English, Thai

Treatments &
Services

Treatment for epilepsy

Transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy

Improve sleep quality

Treatment for sleep disorder

Treatment for snoring

Treatment for insomnia

Treatment for sleep walking

Treatment for oversleeping

Treatment for deep sleep problem

Treatment for daytime sleepiness

Shift work and jet lag

Education

2021

Sleep MedicineThai Medical Council, Thailand

2015

Sleep MedicineCleveland Clinic Education Foundation, United States

2014

EpilepsyChulalongkorn University, Thailand

2011

Higher Graduate Diploma of Clinical Sciences Degree in EpilepsyChulalongkorn University, Thailand

2010

NeurologyChiang Mai University, Thailand

2003

Doctor of MedicineChiang Mai University, Thailand

Certificates

2016

Sleep MedicineSleep Society of Thailand, Thailand

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RESTFUL SLEEP SUPPORTS BRAIN FUNCTIONS

In everyday life, our brains have to deal with a lot of activities; in thoughts and in response to other stimuli. The brain, therefore, requires sufficient amount of energy for sustenance.

How to Sleep Tight and Wake Up Bright

Having a good night sleep is important to your health which relates to accumulation of your energy and helps you stay in tune. Therefore, a good night sleep not only helps strengthen your brain but also clear it.

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Technology Solves All Sleeping Problems

People with problems such as restless sleep, snoring, and abnormal breathing have an impact on the quality of sleep. Treatments include medication, the use of positive pressure breathing aids or devices to open the throat and/or nasal passages, and surgery.

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Sleep Disorders Pose a Risk to Life

Patients with sleep apnea are at an increased risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, high blood cholesterol, diabetes, acid reflux, and stroke.

Bangkok Hospital