[Guidelines for the management of chronic insomnia comorbid with common neuropsychiatric disorders in adults (2025 edition)].

Chronic insomnia frequently co-occurs with common neuropsychiatric disorders, including migraine, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, generalized anxiety disorder, depressive disorder, body distress disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and disorders due to use of alcohol. The prevalence of these neuropsychiatric disorders is hiher among patients with chronic insomnia than in the general population, and the conditions mutually exacerbate each other. Comorbidities not only exacerbate the severity and increases the relapse risk of each condition but also lead to a poorer prognosis, more severe impairment of social functioning, a higher all-cause mortality risk, and greater treatment challenges. Therefore, the Sleep Disorders Group, Chinese Society of Neurology and Sleep Medicine Group,China Neurologist Association have convened experts in relevant fields, based on current medical evidence, to establish guideline for the management of Chinese adults with chronic insomnia comorbid with the aforementioned 10 categories of common neuropsychiatric disorders. The aim is to standardize clinical practice and improve treatment effectiveness and cure rates.