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All services provided by Anytime Doctor are safe, fast and confidential. You can obtain treatment within the privacy of your home and without the inconvenience of waiting for an appointment.
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What is Jet Lag?
The earth is divided into 24 time zones: time changes by one hour for every 150 degrees of travel east or west of the Greenwich meridian. Our bodies are programmed to be active and alert during the day and to sleep at night. Travelling across the earth's time zones disrupts these natural rhythms, resulting in extreme tiredness referred to as jet lag.
Jet lag can take several days to overcome, therefore our service can help you plan ahead to minimise jet lag. This treatment service is for patients who will be flying to another country where the time difference is more than three hours.
All services provided by Anytime Doctor are safe, fast and confidential. You can obtain treatment within the privacy of your home and without the inconvenience of waiting for an appointment.
Treatment Options
Circadin 2mg (melatonin)
- Prolonged release melatonin tablets
- Registered for short term treatment of insomnia and widely used to treat jet lag
- Not for continuous use longer than five days
How the service works
Just 3 simple steps
- Tell us about your health, select your treatment and pay
It only takes a few minutes. - Doctor review
A UK-registered doctor will review your consultation and approve treatment if suitable. - Delivery to your door
Your medicine is sent in discreet packaging, with fast, tracked delivery.
What are the symptoms of jet lag?
Symptoms of jet lag include:
- extreme tiredness
- insomnia
- stomach upsets
- aches and pains
- disorientation
What else can I do to reduce the impact of jet lag?
When you arrive at your destination, going for a nap is the worst thing you can do, because it sets your body's rhythms back to home time. Staying active on arrival will help the body adjust to the new time zone. As eating and sleeping are your body's time indicators, it is also important to fit in with what the locals are doing when you arrive. Exposing yourself to as much daylight as possible might also be a good idea, because it has been shown that bright light can help to reset circadian rhythms.