Various clinical aspects, such as physical discomfort in pregnant women, interferences caused by the infant's sleeping rhythm in the postnatal phase, or vasomotor symptoms in perimenopausal women, are also likely to be significant contributors to sleep disturbances.
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Sleep Disturbances Across a Woman's Lifespan: What Is the Role of Reproductive Hormones?
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While progesterone itself was not associated with worse sleep quality, low serum concentrations of its metabolite allopregnanolone showed a trend to predict worse subjective sleep quality in pregnant women [ 83 ].