Sleep Quality Checker

Sleep Quality Checker

क्या आपकी नींद वाकई आपको आराम दे रही है?

7-8 hours in bed doesn't always mean good sleep — how long it takes to fall asleep, how often you wake up, and how you feel the next day all matter just as much as total hours.

This free 7-question check looks at your sleep habits and flags whether your sleep is likely helping or hurting your energy, mood, and health.


How It Works | कैसे काम करता है

Answer 7 yes/no questions about falling asleep, waking up, screen use, schedule consistency, and daytime sleepiness. Your score maps to a good/fair/poor sleep quality band.


Frequently Asked Questions | अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल

Answers written for Indian women — honest, practical, and doctor-verified.

How many hours of sleep do adult women actually need?

Most adult women need 7-9 hours per night. Consistently sleeping less than 6-7 hours is linked to hormonal disruption, weight gain, and mood changes over time.

Does phone use before bed really affect sleep that much?

Yes — screen light can suppress melatonin, and scrolling (especially stressful content) keeps your mind alert exactly when it should be winding down. Even 20-30 screen-free minutes before bed helps.

Can poor sleep affect my periods or PCOS?

Yes — poor sleep disrupts insulin sensitivity and reproductive hormones, and can worsen PCOS symptoms and cycle irregularity. Sleep is an underrated lever for hormonal health.

When is poor sleep a sign of a sleep disorder?

If you consistently struggle to fall or stay asleep for more than a few weeks despite good habits, or if you snore heavily and feel exhausted regardless of hours slept, it's worth discussing with a doctor.


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Disclaimer: This is a general self-check, not a diagnosis of a sleep disorder. If you suspect sleep apnea or chronic insomnia, please consult a doctor.