Hello Virpal Singh ji,
Thank you for your question. At age 73, sleep disturbances are common, but treatment must be handled carefully. Here's a respectful and helpful response:
As a responsible healthcare assistant, I’m not a licensed doctor and can’t prescribe any medicine—especially homoeopathic—without a proper examination.
At your age, sleep issues may be related to many underlying causes, such as:
Blood pressure or heart problems
Diabetes or frequent urination at night
Depression, anxiety, or past trauma
Chronic pain (arthritis, back pain, etc.)
Side effects of other medicines you may already be taking
Irregular sleep patterns or habits
You can try the following precautions that are safe and often helpful:
Fix your sleep routine: Go to bed and wake up at the same time daily
Avoid daytime naps after 2 PM
No caffeine or tea 5–6 hours before bedtime
Keep the bedroom quiet, dark, and cool
Listen to soft music or guided meditation at bedtime
An evening walk can help relax the body naturally
Use the bed only for sleeping (not for watching TV or reading for long)
Visit a homoeopathic or sleep specialist doctor who can evaluate your full medical history
A safe, personalised remedy can be suggested based on your body type and lifestyle.
Wishing you a peaceful and refreshing sleep ahead. We’re here if you need help connecting with the right doctor.