What is sleepwalking like? Is sleepwalking real?

I remember living in my aunt's house when I was in elementary school, I like to watch TV very much, there are four people in the family, but there is only one TV, and everyone is at home except for grandpa, and the others are about the same. One night I dreamed that I went to the living room and put the remote in my bag. A few months later, when my aunt was talking to my mother, my aunt said balabala.

Anyway, it means that I suddenly sleepwalked in the middle of the night, and the three of us didn't sleep, watching TV in the living room, and suddenly I got up and put the remote control in my bag. However, in my memory, there was no one and the lights were dark, but I could see it clearly.

Sleepwalking gives me the feeling of being asleep and starting another life situation, as if another me is in another life; The dreams are very different and strange!

Sleepwalking is a manifestation of poor sleep quality, and there was a time when I had to take a very important exam, and I couldn't sleep under pressure, and I often woke up in the middle of the night. I took melatonin for a while, not to mention sleepwalking, and I didn't dream much.

At two o'clock in the morning, at one o'clock my bunk was sleepwalking. Suddenly, someone came over and lifted my quilt and hugged me, and my first reaction was: I'm going to go here, and my second reaction was:

Oooh, she sleepwalked (I've heard her talk about her sleepwalking before) and she squeezed me out of bed. My heart was panicked, I didn't know what to do, I was afraid that she would do something dangerous.

This is an involuntary act! I can't control the onset and termination of sleepwalking, and I can't prevent sleepwalking through mental cues before bedtime.

I myself am a person with a lot of dreams, and I can remember ...... dreams for six days seven days a weekSleepwalking isn't scary, and if you think it's cute, it's cute.

I'm used to sleepwalking now, and my family is used to it, occasionally affecting my sleep, and the next day I'm groggy, most of the time it's normal, and I don't really understand this randomness.

You don't know what you're doing while you're sleepwalking, but sometimes you might remember that I don't think there's any scientific basis for it

Sleepwalking is a real physical manifestation.

Many young people are unfamiliar with the concept of sleepwalking, and even think that sleepwalking will only appear on TV. In fact, sleepwalking is a real physical manifestation, which is the current situation of people sleeping but the body is not controlled by the brain, although this behavior sounds terrible, it does appear; Sleepwalking is a disease that is difficult to explain or **, and many times it is based on the habitual behavior of the person concerned.

It's true.

When I was in elementary school, I took a nap in the school classroom at noon. Once, during a nap at noon, we noticed a classmate sleepwalking, got up from his seat, walked to the door of the classroom with his eyes closed, and then he fell asleep in the doorway! I and some of my classmates who didn't sleep were stunned!

Later, after waking up the sleepwalking classmate, he woke up and didn't remember anything about what had happened before, just wondered how he slept at the door.

Sleepwalking is true, when I used to work in the field, I had a roommate in the same dormitory with a few roommates, and he would sleepwalk at night, and when we slept in a daze, he would get up, and then run out, and come back after a while, and fall asleep, and when we got up in the morning, we asked him what he was doing in the middle of the night? She didn't know it herself.

It's true, it's a kind of sleepy when the body is not controlled by the brain, I've seen it. When I used to sleep with a friend, I fell asleep at night, and I woke up in the middle to find him standing with his eyes closed, which frightened me, and I didn't move him, because I heard people sleepwalk and can't wake him. Otherwise, he would be delirious, and when I asked him during the day, he didn't know anything.

First of all, the phenomenon of sleepwalking is real, because sleepwalking is actually a disease, that is, your brain is not controlled during sleep, which causes you to get up and do something that you are not aware of, but on the second morning you wake up and forget what you have done, but you do sleepwalk and do some things.

It's true. When I was in junior high school, I saw my classmates sleepwalking with my own eyes, and I was scared to death. At night, my classmate slept first, and it didn't take long for her to suddenly sit up, holding a comb and combing her hair, she had long hair, and the comb was combed from her hair to the quilt, making a popping sound, and I called her and didn't agree, so scared that we didn't dare to sleep, for fear of attacking us, and then she slept again.

Of course it's true, I still remember that I had sleepwalking when I was 6 years old, when my parents opened the factory, and I slept alone next door to the factory, and I was a little scared. My mother often told me that I would go inside the factory, and then she said to me, so I went over and fell asleep in her arms. But I myself had no impression at all, and my eyes were closed.

Sleepwalking is real, personal experience, the roommate next door sleepwalked to our dormitory at night, and then he was about to lie down at the position of my bed, and then he said, how can there be someone here, and I woke up in an instant, this guy is sleepwalking, and he took my bed as his, because our beds are in one position. It was really scary, and then I got up and went to his bed and gave it to him.

There used to be a girl in our village who often sleepwalked. Especially in the summer, when she took a nap at noon, she went out after sleeping well, and then went back to sleep again, and when she woke up and asked her, she didn't know at all.

The doctor said that sleepwalking is a disease, but he couldn't explain it.

There are people who do sleepwalk, but most of them are children who have symptoms of sleepwalking.

According to statistics, the number of sleepwalkers is about 1% to 6% of the total population, and most of them are children and men, especially those who are lively and imaginative, and most of them have appeared several times. And most adults who suffer from sleepwalking are left over from childhood. If children who sleepwalk only once are included, the rate of sleepwalking is about 25%.

There is really such a thing, sleepwalking people do not have their eyes closed, they are not afraid of bumping, and they are normal walking.

If there are favorable tools around them, if they hurt someone, it is not a crime, because it is an unconscious act.

Sleepwalking is a common physiological phenomenon in which sleepwalkers are sleeping, and certain areas of the brain are abnormally active, usually in areas responsible for controlling movement and spatial perception.

The nerve center is in a state of excitation.

It's just getting up at night to go to bed and doing something, I don't know it, and I don't remember it at all the next day.

Sleepwalking is when people sleep, a part of the cerebral cortex is still in a state of excitement, especially the somatic motor center, and then it will control your physical activity, sleepwalking, and the part of the memory function at that time is out of the sleep state, there is no memory.

While sleeping, running around.