What's the matter with children's sleepwalking?

summary

Brain activity, including "excitation" and "inhibition" two processes. Contrary to the previous view, men are more than women, children are more than adults, and most of them occur before the age of 15. According to statistics, 15% of children or teenagers will have a sleepwalking experience. Most people will disappear as they grow up. Their symptoms are as follows: children wake up suddenly after falling asleep for a period of time, sit up with staring eyes, be restless and sometimes shout. Some children will get up and walk or do some mechanical actions when they have seizures. Then, why do children sleepwalk? Let's take a look at the following.

What's the matter with children's sleepwalking?

First: children are prone to sleepwalking, so it is not necessary to be too frightened. Most of them will heal themselves as they grow older. If it occurs more than three times a week, the disease will continue into adulthood.

Second: the family should give them a warm and safe living environment to avoid adverse psychological stimulation. Necessary safety precautions should be taken at home, such as locking doors and windows, no fire in the room and no dangerous goods. During sleepwalking, it is generally not advocated to wake him up to avoid excessive reaction.

Third: diazepam drugs are effective for the disease, combined with neurotrophic agents. After sleeping, sleepwalkers will suddenly get up and dress, go out for a walk, and then come back to sleep. There are even more complicated actions than this. We can't recall afterwards, even if we wake him up at that time, we can't recall why we did it. Sleepwalking, male more than female, children more than adults, mostly occurs before the age of 15. This may be related to the immature brain and insufficient inhibitory function of cerebral cortex in children.

matters needing attention

Sleepwalking mostly occurs after strong psychological stimulation, with family tendency, and half of them disappear naturally in adulthood. Sleepwalking is a kind of brain dysfunction related to sleep.