Am I sleepwalking? Seems to be dreaming? The master came in to help!! 20

Not sleepwalking! I'm so tired, I have a similar situation, sometimes I think of a thing, the person involved in the matter can't remember it, and it takes a few days to understand that this happened in that book or that TV series, and it has nothing to do with me, I analyze that people can only retain a very vague impression of the things around them when they are tired, so it will lead to the inability to distinguish whether the situation is true or false, if you have been drunk, you will understand very well. You can also ask people who often drink too much, they will have such an experience, it is very painful to recall, if there is nothing big in the matter, don't recall, (who do you think will often recall what they looked like when they were drunk) otherwise it is easy to enter a psychological blind spot and become more and more uncomfortable!!

This is my experience!

It is probably sleepwalking, and it is possible to have a little impression, because your brain is also active at that time, and the vague impression is carried forward to the next morning.

You may be sleeping, or you may have been sleeping for too long, and I am sometimes the same as you. Nothing

Many people have this kind of time, it should be either sleepwalking, or not fully awake. I do that a lot of the time.

It's not sleepwalking, and I often get into situations like that. Causes of fatigue.

No sleepwalking. It is a state of deep sleep. The brain has unclear memory.

Hehe... I've had the same experience as you before. It was when I was a kid.

My mom told me to get up and go to the bathroom. But I ran to get dressed...

It should be well checked.

Sleepwalking as a kind of pathology is not necessarily as it is said in the book, and it is not always something that can be remembered afterwards.

Your symptoms are perfectly consistent with sleepwalking, waking up in the middle of the night and running out into the yard for some reason......Unless you have a brain abnormality and have a congenital encephalopathy, such as hypoplasia of the corpus callosum, similar symptoms may occur.

Normal people don't do strange things in the middle of the night.

Neither dreaming nor sleepwalking needs a reason, otherwise it would not be called a dream or sleepwalking. As long as you haven't done anything harmful to yourself or others while sleepwalking, it's not a fuss.

Sleepwalking is nothing but a sign that the human brain is not mature enough during childhood or adolescence. As we get older, the phenomenon of sleepwalking gradually decreases and eventually becomes normal.

More than 10 years have passed, and now what is your age?

Your gender? Height and weight? Hot and cold hands and feet? What is the color of the tongue coating? What is the situation of bowel and bowel movements? What kind of diet is there for life.

Living habits? How is your mood, sleep and exercise?

Hello! I'm glad to answer your question, although I haven't done sleepwalking, but my teacher told us about it when I was in junior high school, and I talked about sleepwalking specifically. Scientists have observed many people who have the habit of sleepwalking all year round, and analyzed and summarized the relevant reasons for sleepwalking, mainly in the following aspects:

1.Psychosocial factors. Some people have irregular daily life, excessive environmental stress, anxiety and fear, in addition to family discord, study tension and poor test results, etc., which are also related to the occurrence of sleepwalking.

2.Developmental factors. Children have a higher probability of having sleepwalking, and many follow-up studies have shown that children who sleepwalk at a young age will gradually return to normal when they grow up, indicating that sleepwalking and physical development are also closely linked.

Sleeping too deeply. Sleepwalking often occurs during the first third of sleep, and if you are too tired during the day and stay up late for several days to cause a deepening of deep sleep, it is easy to induce sleepwalking.

Genetic factors. Sleepwalking is actually a condition, and there is a genetic component.

It's okay, it's not serious, relax more, I haven't sleepwalked.

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.