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- Also known as somnambulism
- Can last a few seconds to over half an hourMedline Plus: Sleepwalking
- Commonly affects children 4-8 years oldMedline Plus: Sleepwalking
- May be genetic
- May be a symptom of a physical brain disorder
- May occur with the use of alcohol or drugs
- May occurs in children who are sleep deprived or stressed
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Sleepwalking is a condition that involves walking or doing activities while asleep. Sleepwalking usually occurs during deep sleep in the later part of the night.
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Symptoms
Common symptoms of sleepwalking are sleep talking, opening eyes or seemingly deliberate motion while sleeping, not remembering actions that occurred while sleeping and being confused if awakened. -
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Sleepwalking Questions
Anyone have any experience with sleepwalking? 1 AnswerSleepwalking (also called somnambulism or noctambulism) is a parasomnia or sleep disorder where the sufferer engages in activities that are normally associated ... read more -
Sleepwalking Clinical Trials
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Sleepwalking Discussion and Blogs
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- Serendip: Sleepwalking Experiences Forum
- Psych Forums: Sleepwalking Disorder Forum
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