Many people not only lie down while sleeping, but also walk properly. A lot of the time, walking from one house to another. Many even walk out of the house again.
This type of walking in sleep is called ‘sleepwalking.’ In the language of medicine, it is called ‘Somnambulism’ or ‘ Noctambulism.’
Sleepwalking is not a disease but the work of the human subconscious mind. Most sleepwalkers, however, can’t remember what he actually did in his sleep after waking up. Although-or remembers, very vague. However, even if it is not called a disease, it is a problem.
What is ‘Somnambulism’?
Sleepwalking is called sleepwalking. Another name for it is ‘ Noctambulism.’ It lasts 2 minutes if it is too much for 30 seconds. Sleepwalkers can’t remember what happened in their sleep after they returned to normal. It is usually seen in children but also in adults.
HISTORY
The history of homosexualism is not very old but quite mysterious. Throughout the ages, it has been the focus of the interest of psychologists and philosophers. The German parapsychologist Baron Karl Ludwig Reichenbach was the first to shed light on homosexuality. He provided his famous Odic Force theory by observing Slip Walkers for a long time.
However, the term was first used in 1897. In 1908, psychologist Sigmund Freud presented his theory of sleepwalking at a conference of the Vienna Psycho-Analytical Society. He thought that repressed sexual desire in the subconscious mind of man manifests itself through homosexuality.
How is Sleepwalking
Sleep levels are basically four types. The first three levels are not called by any different name, and they are called first level, second-level, and third level. However, the fourth level is called by a different name – Rapid Eye Movement. At this level of sleep, the human eye actually begins to move during sleep. Because this fourth level is named differently, this level of sleep is very important. And at this level people dream. It is also very difficult to wake someone up at this level.
If someone wakes up, he is in a trance. Then he does not notice what he is doing. Sleepwalking also occurs at this level. In children, REM or rapid eye movement usually begins within one to one and a half hours of sleep. And it can last from a few seconds to a minute or two. Of course, REM sleep does not happen only once, and it happens several times.
Who is and Why is !
Children walk more in their sleep than adults. Many people have problems with sleepwalking, especially during adolescence in Peru. However, if one of the parents has ever had a problem with sleepwalking, then the child’s chances of sleepwalking also increase. Studies have shown that if a parent is a sleepwalker, in 45 percent of cases, their children are sleepwalkers. And with both, the child has a 60 percent chance of becoming a sleepwalker.
Scientists are not yet fully aware of the exact reason why people wake up in the middle of the night and start walking on their own. However, their idea is that fatigue and broken sleep are the main causes of sleep deprivation. Basically, the following factors increase the chances of homosexuality.
- Going to bed with a very tired body.
- If you work extra hard all day.
- If irregular and insufficient sleep.
- If you are extra worried about anything.
- If there is excitement, fear, emotional instability.
- If you have sleep apnea or any respiratory complications during sleep.
- Due to the side effects of the drug.
- If someone in the family has a habit of walking around already asleep.
- If there is any injury to the head.
- If you have an eye disease.
What do People During Sleepwalking?
The most common form of sleepwalking is getting out of bed and walking. However, many other things can happen in the case of sleepwalking. Some even talk in their sleep. Most of the time, during sleepwalking, the sleepwalker is in a trance. The eyes are also drowsy. If you say something, you can’t understand it; you can’t answer it.
As seen in some cases, they are doing the same thing over and over again; For example, repeatedly pulling the eyeballs or pajamas. Many people urinate in the house, thinking that it is the bathroom in their sleep. Many people urinate in bed again. And during sleepwalking, the eyes will not be open or closed, and there is no right. Some people have their eyes open, while others have their eyes closed.
Symbolists walk as if they have nothing in front of them. They move like normal people. However, by looking at some of the symptoms, it is possible to determine whether someone is suffering from homosexuality.
- Suddenly getting out of bed after falling asleep.
- Sitting up in a daze. Start walking while sleeping.
- Start talking while sleeping (somniloquy).
- Laughing, crying, or shouting while sleeping.
- Temporary or long-term amnesia.
- The tendency to fight among children.
- In more severe cases, defecation during sleep.
Diagnosis:
Whether a person is afflicted with homosexuality can be determined in different ways.
- Physical examination: Various scars on the patient’s body, trauma (which he did while sleeping), physical fatigue, it can be determined whether he is suffering from homosexuality or not.
- Polysomnogram.
- Multiple slip latency tests.
Treatment:
Psychotherapy the symptoms of homosexuality can be alleviated through various psychotherapy, such as relaxation therapy, mental imaging. However, the best therapy for curing homosexuality is CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) therapy.
Drugs:
Various tricyclic antidepressants, such as estazolam (ProSom), Trazodone (Desyrel), are useful in this case. There are also benefits to taking low-dose Clonazepam (Klonopin) for three to six weeks before bedtime. Sleepwalking is not a disease. Walking in sleep does not cause any physical or mental harm.
Even then, it is a problem. Because nothing else, People do not have consciousness while walking in their sleep. So any danger can happen then. Someone might have fallen out of bed while walking. Or someone fell down the stairs. Walking can even take place outside the house or on the street. Something dangerous can happen. And since sleepwalking is more common in children, it is a little more dangerous. The people around Slipwalkers also have something to do. E.g.,
- The patient should not be disturbed in any way; he should be allowed to do what he wants. Make sure there are no sharp instruments around the patient.
- Try to put the patient to sleep.
- The patient should not be allowed to sleep alone, because if he is alone, he may unknowingly walk out of the house.
- The patient should get enough sleep every day.
- The patient should make it a habit to go to bed at the same time every day.
- If the patient is behaving strangely in the middle of sleep, he should be woken up carefully.
- An alarm should be placed on the door of the room so that the alarm sounds when the patient goes out through the door, and the people around can be aware.