Sleep disorders refer to abnormalities in sleep quality and quantity that lead to impaired daytime functioning. The incidence of sleep disorders after stroke is approximately 20% to 78%, which increases the risk of disability, stroke recurrence, and even death among post-stroke patients. This review analyzes the main clinical types, influencing factors, analytical tools, and intervention plans of sleep disorders commonly occurring in post-stroke patients, providing a theoretical basis for related research on patient sleep disorders.