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.
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.
Disclaimer
The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you think you experience sleepwalking, please consult your doctor.
Sleepwalking Clinical Trials
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References
Fast Facts
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Also known as somnambulism
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Can last a few seconds to over half an hourMedline Plus: Sleepwalking
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Commonly affects children 4-8 years oldMedline Plus: Sleepwalking
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May be genetic
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May be a symptom of a physical brain disorder
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May occurs in children who are sleep deprived or stressed
