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1. Shard Calculation

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Calculated Shard: 50 (from laksa065)

2. Crawled Status Check

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa050.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/symptoms/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/symptoms/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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And as you move into adulthood the chance for experiencing short-term insomnia increases. Most grown adults can easily say they’ve spent a sleepless night anxious or worried over something going on in their lives.\nFaced with a survey on sleep deprivation, though, could you identify all the signs and symptoms of insomnia and be able to report back on your own?\nSigns versus Symptoms: in medical-speak signs are different from symptoms:\nSigns. Think “vital signs” and you might remember that signs of something are real physical indicators. You can measure them and see them.\nSymptoms are subjective and based on what you feel not on something that can be visually observed. Symptoms are what you say you feel.\nInsomnia Signs\nGiven the definition above then the signs of insomnia are those outward indicators of sleep deprivation, measurable visuals that are interrupting your home life and work life. Here are the common signs of insomnia and serious sleep disturbance:\nCan’t go to sleep at night\nWake up without provocation\nCan’t return to sleep once you’ve woken up\nIrritability\nMood swings\nSleepy during the day\nFall asleep immediately if you sit down or lie down\nConcentration is shot\nMemory problems\nTrips, fall, accidents\nInsomnia Symptoms\nRemember, symptoms differ from signs—they are unscientific, something being experienced or felt:\nTired\nToss and turn in bed\nComplain about concentration\nFeelings of anxiety\nYou lose patience quickly\nFeel very fatigued\nForgetfulness\nFeeling clumsy\nLook over those lists. First the signs and symptoms if related to a doctor could indicate any number of problems. But this is the thing to remember about insomnia: it’s a symptom of various other problems, which in turn have their own lists of signs and symptoms. Possibly the biggest challenge with insomnia is actually seeking help for it and in turn ultimately decoding your body’s real problem, ie depression or acute anxiety.\nThese Things Helped Me Sleep Well","attrs_markdown":"[![Insomnia.net.](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/images\/logo.gif)](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/)\n\n- [Insomnia FAQs](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/)\n- [Health Benefits of Sleep](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/sleep-health\/)\n- [Sleeping Disorders](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/sleep-disorders\/)\n- [Sleep Medication](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/medications\/)\n- [Natural Remedies](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/natural-remedies\/)\n- [Sleep Aids](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/sleep-aids\/)\n\n#### Background\n- [Frequently Aaked Questions](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/)\n- [Insomnia Facts](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/facts\/)\n- [Insomnia Causes](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/causes\/)\n- [Side Effects](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/side-effects\/)\n\n#### Types of Insomnia\n- [Acute Insomnia](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/acute-insomnia\/)\n- [Sleep Onset Insomnia](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/sleep-onset\/)\n\n#### Diagnosis\n- [Diagnosing Insomnia](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/diagnosing\/)\n- [Symptoms](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/symptoms\/)\n- [Self Assess](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/self-assess\/)\n\n#### Treatment\n- [Treatment](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/insomnia-faqs\/treating\/)\n***\n#### More Helpful Resources\n- [Sleep Diplomat](https:\/\/www.sleepdiplomat.com\/)\n- [National Sleep Foundation](https:\/\/sleepfoundation.org\/)\n- [American Sleep Association](https:\/\/www.sleepassociation.org\/)\n- [Harvard Healthy Sleep](http:\/\/healthysleep.med.harvard.edu\/)\n- [NHS](http:\/\/www.nhs.uk\/Livewell\/sleep\/Pages\/sleep-home.aspx)\n\n# Symptoms and Signs of Insomnia\n## Do You Have Any of These?\nStatistics from the National Institutes of Health indicate that a shocking number of Americans believe they suffer from insomnia. Over 40 million alone report chronic and\/or acute insomnia symptoms. Chronic insomnia is long-term sleep deprivation. These folks are not sleeping night after night. Another 20 million report they’ve had temporary episodes or bouts of insomnia. And as you move into adulthood the chance for experiencing short-term insomnia increases. Most grown adults can easily say they’ve spent a sleepless night anxious or worried over something going on in their lives.\n\n![Severe Insomnia.](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/images\/severe-insomnia.jpg)\n\nFaced with a survey on sleep deprivation, though, could you identify all the signs and symptoms of insomnia and be able to report back on your own?\n\n**Signs versus Symptoms: in medical-speak signs are different from symptoms:**\n\n- Signs. Think “vital signs” and you might remember that signs of something are real physical indicators. You can measure them and see them.\n- Symptoms are subjective and based on what you feel not on something that can be visually observed. Symptoms are what you say you feel.\n## Insomnia Signs\nGiven the definition above then the signs of insomnia are those outward indicators of sleep deprivation, measurable visuals that are interrupting your home life and work life. Here are the common signs of insomnia and serious sleep disturbance:\n\n- Can’t go to sleep at night\n- Wake up without provocation\n- Can’t return to sleep once you’ve woken up\n- Irritability\n- Mood swings\n- Sleepy during the day\n- Fall asleep immediately if you sit down or lie down\n- Concentration is shot\n- Memory problems\n- Trips, fall, accidents\n## Insomnia Symptoms\nRemember, symptoms differ from signs—they are unscientific, something being experienced or felt:\n\n- Tired\n- Toss and turn in bed\n- Complain about concentration\n- Feelings of anxiety\n- You lose patience quickly\n- Feel very fatigued\n- Forgetfulness\n- Feeling clumsy\n\nLook over those lists. First the signs and symptoms if related to a doctor could indicate any number of problems. But this is the thing to remember about insomnia: it’s a symptom of various other problems, which in turn have their own lists of signs and symptoms. Possibly the biggest challenge with insomnia is actually seeking help for it and in turn ultimately decoding your body’s real problem, ie depression or acute anxiety.\n\n## These Things Helped Me Sleep Well\n\n- Copyright 2009 - 2026, [Insomnia.net](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/)\n- All rights reserved\n- [About Us](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/about-us\/)\n\n![Clicky](https:\/\/in.getclicky.com\/100932580ns.gif)","attrs_readable_markdown":"## Do You Have Any of These?\nStatistics from the National Institutes of Health indicate that a shocking number of Americans believe they suffer from insomnia. Over 40 million alone report chronic and\/or acute insomnia symptoms. Chronic insomnia is long-term sleep deprivation. These folks are not sleeping night after night. Another 20 million report they’ve had temporary episodes or bouts of insomnia. And as you move into adulthood the chance for experiencing short-term insomnia increases. Most grown adults can easily say they’ve spent a sleepless night anxious or worried over something going on in their lives.\n\n![Severe Insomnia.](https:\/\/www.insomnia.net\/images\/severe-insomnia.jpg)\n\nFaced with a survey on sleep deprivation, though, could you identify all the signs and symptoms of insomnia and be able to report back on your own?\n\n**Signs versus Symptoms: in medical-speak signs are different from symptoms:**\n\n- Signs. Think “vital signs” and you might remember that signs of something are real physical indicators. You can measure them and see them.\n- Symptoms are subjective and based on what you feel not on something that can be visually observed. Symptoms are what you say you feel.\n## Insomnia Signs\nGiven the definition above then the signs of insomnia are those outward indicators of sleep deprivation, measurable visuals that are interrupting your home life and work life. Here are the common signs of insomnia and serious sleep disturbance:\n\n- Can’t go to sleep at night\n- Wake up without provocation\n- Can’t return to sleep once you’ve woken up\n- Irritability\n- Mood swings\n- Sleepy during the day\n- Fall asleep immediately if you sit down or lie down\n- Concentration is shot\n- Memory problems\n- Trips, fall, accidents\n## Insomnia Symptoms\nRemember, symptoms differ from signs—they are unscientific, something being experienced or felt:\n\n- Tired\n- Toss and turn in bed\n- Complain about concentration\n- Feelings of anxiety\n- You lose patience quickly\n- Feel very fatigued\n- Forgetfulness\n- Feeling clumsy\n\nLook over those lists. First the signs and symptoms if related to a doctor could indicate any number of problems. But this is the thing to remember about insomnia: it’s a symptom of various other problems, which in turn have their own lists of signs and symptoms. Possibly the biggest challenge with insomnia is actually seeking help for it and in turn ultimately decoding your body’s real problem, ie depression or acute anxiety.\n\nThese Things Helped Me Sleep Well","meta_canonical":null}

3. Robots.txt Check

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4. Spam/Ban Check

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5. Seen Status Check

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Page Info Filters

Filter	Status	Condition	Details
HTTP status	PASS	`download_http_code = 200`	HTTP 200
Age cutoff	PASS	`download_stamp > now() - 6 MONTH`	0.1 months ago
History drop	PASS	`isNull(history_drop_reason)`	No drop reason
Spam/ban	PASS	`fh_dont_index != 1 AND ml_spam_score = 0`	ml_spam_score=0
Canonical	PASS	`meta_canonical IS NULL OR = '' OR = src_unparsed`	Not set

Page Details

Property	Value
URL	https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/symptoms/
Last Crawled	2026-04-05 13:37:34 (2 days ago)
First Indexed	2017-10-16 06:24:19 (8 years ago)
HTTP Status Code	200
Meta Title	Learn Signs and Symptoms of Sleep Deprivation and Insomnia
Meta Description	The list of signs and symptoms associated with insomnia are lengthy. Do you have any of them? Insomnia is, itself, a symptom of something else going on.
Meta Canonical	null
Boilerpipe Text	Do You Have Any of These? Statistics from the National Institutes of Health indicate that a shocking number of Americans believe they suffer from insomnia. Over 40 million alone report chronic and/or acute insomnia symptoms. Chronic insomnia is long-term sleep deprivation. These folks are not sleeping night after night. Another 20 million report they’ve had temporary episodes or bouts of insomnia. And as you move into adulthood the chance for experiencing short-term insomnia increases. Most grown adults can easily say they’ve spent a sleepless night anxious or worried over something going on in their lives. Faced with a survey on sleep deprivation, though, could you identify all the signs and symptoms of insomnia and be able to report back on your own? Signs versus Symptoms: in medical-speak signs are different from symptoms: Signs. Think “vital signs” and you might remember that signs of something are real physical indicators. You can measure them and see them. Symptoms are subjective and based on what you feel not on something that can be visually observed. Symptoms are what you say you feel. Insomnia Signs Given the definition above then the signs of insomnia are those outward indicators of sleep deprivation, measurable visuals that are interrupting your home life and work life. Here are the common signs of insomnia and serious sleep disturbance: Can’t go to sleep at night Wake up without provocation Can’t return to sleep once you’ve woken up Irritability Mood swings Sleepy during the day Fall asleep immediately if you sit down or lie down Concentration is shot Memory problems Trips, fall, accidents Insomnia Symptoms Remember, symptoms differ from signs—they are unscientific, something being experienced or felt: Tired Toss and turn in bed Complain about concentration Feelings of anxiety You lose patience quickly Feel very fatigued Forgetfulness Feeling clumsy Look over those lists. First the signs and symptoms if related to a doctor could indicate any number of problems. But this is the thing to remember about insomnia: it’s a symptom of various other problems, which in turn have their own lists of signs and symptoms. Possibly the biggest challenge with insomnia is actually seeking help for it and in turn ultimately decoding your body’s real problem, ie depression or acute anxiety. These Things Helped Me Sleep Well
Markdown	[![Insomnia.net.](https://www.insomnia.net/images/logo.gif)](https://www.insomnia.net/) - [Insomnia FAQs](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/) - [Health Benefits of Sleep](https://www.insomnia.net/sleep-health/) - [Sleeping Disorders](https://www.insomnia.net/sleep-disorders/) - [Sleep Medication](https://www.insomnia.net/medications/) - [Natural Remedies](https://www.insomnia.net/natural-remedies/) - [Sleep Aids](https://www.insomnia.net/sleep-aids/) #### Background - [Frequently Aaked Questions](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/) - [Insomnia Facts](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/facts/) - [Insomnia Causes](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/causes/) - [Side Effects](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/side-effects/) #### Types of Insomnia - [Acute Insomnia](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/acute-insomnia/) - [Sleep Onset Insomnia](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/sleep-onset/) #### Diagnosis - [Diagnosing Insomnia](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/diagnosing/) - [Symptoms](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/symptoms/) - [Self Assess](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/self-assess/) #### Treatment - [Treatment](https://www.insomnia.net/insomnia-faqs/treating/) * #### More Helpful Resources - [Sleep Diplomat](https://www.sleepdiplomat.com/) - [National Sleep Foundation](https://sleepfoundation.org/) - [American Sleep Association](https://www.sleepassociation.org/) - [Harvard Healthy Sleep](http://healthysleep.med.harvard.edu/) - [NHS](http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/sleep/Pages/sleep-home.aspx) # Symptoms and Signs of Insomnia ## Do You Have Any of These? Statistics from the National Institutes of Health indicate that a shocking number of Americans believe they suffer from insomnia. Over 40 million alone report chronic and/or acute insomnia symptoms. Chronic insomnia is long-term sleep deprivation. These folks are not sleeping night after night. Another 20 million report they’ve had temporary episodes or bouts of insomnia. And as you move into adulthood the chance for experiencing short-term insomnia increases. Most grown adults can easily say they’ve spent a sleepless night anxious or worried over something going on in their lives. ![Severe Insomnia.](https://www.insomnia.net/images/severe-insomnia.jpg) Faced with a survey on sleep deprivation, though, could you identify all the signs and symptoms of insomnia and be able to report back on your own? Signs versus Symptoms: in medical-speak signs are different from symptoms:** - Signs. Think “vital signs” and you might remember that signs of something are real physical indicators. You can measure them and see them. - Symptoms are subjective and based on what you feel not on something that can be visually observed. Symptoms are what you say you feel. ## Insomnia Signs Given the definition above then the signs of insomnia are those outward indicators of sleep deprivation, measurable visuals that are interrupting your home life and work life. Here are the common signs of insomnia and serious sleep disturbance: - Can’t go to sleep at night - Wake up without provocation - Can’t return to sleep once you’ve woken up - Irritability - Mood swings - Sleepy during the day - Fall asleep immediately if you sit down or lie down - Concentration is shot - Memory problems - Trips, fall, accidents ## Insomnia Symptoms Remember, symptoms differ from signs—they are unscientific, something being experienced or felt: - Tired - Toss and turn in bed - Complain about concentration - Feelings of anxiety - You lose patience quickly - Feel very fatigued - Forgetfulness - Feeling clumsy Look over those lists. First the signs and symptoms if related to a doctor could indicate any number of problems. But this is the thing to remember about insomnia: it’s a symptom of various other problems, which in turn have their own lists of signs and symptoms. Possibly the biggest challenge with insomnia is actually seeking help for it and in turn ultimately decoding your body’s real problem, ie depression or acute anxiety. ## These Things Helped Me Sleep Well - Copyright 2009 - 2026, [Insomnia.net](https://www.insomnia.net/) - All rights reserved - [About Us](https://www.insomnia.net/about-us/) ![Clicky](https://in.getclicky.com/100932580ns.gif)
Readable Markdown	## Do You Have Any of These? Statistics from the National Institutes of Health indicate that a shocking number of Americans believe they suffer from insomnia. Over 40 million alone report chronic and/or acute insomnia symptoms. Chronic insomnia is long-term sleep deprivation. These folks are not sleeping night after night. Another 20 million report they’ve had temporary episodes or bouts of insomnia. And as you move into adulthood the chance for experiencing short-term insomnia increases. Most grown adults can easily say they’ve spent a sleepless night anxious or worried over something going on in their lives. ![Severe Insomnia.](https://www.insomnia.net/images/severe-insomnia.jpg) Faced with a survey on sleep deprivation, though, could you identify all the signs and symptoms of insomnia and be able to report back on your own? Signs versus Symptoms: in medical-speak signs are different from symptoms: - Signs. Think “vital signs” and you might remember that signs of something are real physical indicators. You can measure them and see them. - Symptoms are subjective and based on what you feel not on something that can be visually observed. Symptoms are what you say you feel. ## Insomnia Signs Given the definition above then the signs of insomnia are those outward indicators of sleep deprivation, measurable visuals that are interrupting your home life and work life. Here are the common signs of insomnia and serious sleep disturbance: - Can’t go to sleep at night - Wake up without provocation - Can’t return to sleep once you’ve woken up - Irritability - Mood swings - Sleepy during the day - Fall asleep immediately if you sit down or lie down - Concentration is shot - Memory problems - Trips, fall, accidents ## Insomnia Symptoms Remember, symptoms differ from signs—they are unscientific, something being experienced or felt: - Tired - Toss and turn in bed - Complain about concentration - Feelings of anxiety - You lose patience quickly - Feel very fatigued - Forgetfulness - Feeling clumsy Look over those lists. First the signs and symptoms if related to a doctor could indicate any number of problems. But this is the thing to remember about insomnia: it’s a symptom of various other problems, which in turn have their own lists of signs and symptoms. Possibly the biggest challenge with insomnia is actually seeking help for it and in turn ultimately decoding your body’s real problem, ie depression or acute anxiety. These Things Helped Me Sleep Well
Shard	50 (laksa)
Root Hash	8663561565692884850
Unparsed URL	net,insomnia!www,/insomnia-faqs/symptoms/ s443