Can't fall asleep?
Your mind will not switch off. Rub the inner wrist with slow, deep breaths.
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If any of these apply, seek care first — do not rely on pressure alone:
- Long-standing insomnia with low mood or lost interest
- Marked weight or appetite change
- Severe daytime sleepiness that risks safety, or waking gasping with loud snoring
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